The grave; and the barren womb..." Proverbs 30:15-16 |
Every mother and every woman who wants to be a mother should read this book. Every couple who has struggled with not being able to have children should read and reread its pages. Angie Berg has so vividly opened up her heart in this book. I have known the Bergs for many years and I know that Don and Angie are very much in love in spite of their difficulties. I have seen this dilemma of not being able to have children blow marriages all to pieces. In other marriages it has caused a very strained relation, though they stayed together. I am thankful for Angie’s honesty. Though she has committed her barrenness to the Lord, she still longs for a baby. The Scripture says in Proverbs 30:16, the barren womb never says “enough.” God bless you, Don and Angie, for surrendering to His will. By: Dr. Tom Williams President of Tom Williams Ministries |
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Dear Angie, Thank you so much for your books. I read Rejoice Thou Barren last week and have now started Daughters of Sarah. It was such a good book. You helped me remember the gifts I have in my children, hopefully giving me more patience with them when they are doing everything but what they are supposed to be doing! I do feel terrible when I am short with them, they are only children and need my love and praise a lot more than my lecturing. I think I will try to read this book every couple of months until I can remember that without the reminder. I am thankful for the way you have taken this sorrow in your life to help others. ~ Patricia Jones, Tennessee |
Angie, I just read your book, Rejoice Thou Barren, last night. I just want to thank you for the encouragement the words you wrote as well as all the Scripture passages you included were a huge help to me last night. I don't know if the Lord will give my husband and me children one day, but I do know that whatever He chooses is best. God bless you and thank you again for being so open and honest and willing to share your heart. Love in Christ, Rachel Smith, Illinois Until The Shout |
Angie, I recently pulled Rejoice Thou Barren off my shelf and read its pages, tearfully, and thanked the Lord for your willingness to share so openly your heart. We have been told that conceiving "the usual way" would not be possible for us, and alternative methods are (extremely) costly. However, I do still believe in miracles :) and pray that God will do His will for us, but your book has comforted me when I have felt despair. I felt like I needed an update, and hoped that maybe by chance, you and/or your husband had a website. Was I ever thrilled to find this! :) I just want you to know that I appreciate you and your testimony, as well as your wonderful books. Thank you so much, and know that I am praying for you and husband, and your work in Australia. You have been a blessing to me. ~ Brianna Allbritton, Georgia |
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