Reseña del libro "From The Rubble: Into The Light"
FROM THE RUBBLE: LIGHTING THE WAY What do you do when the life you knew lies buried beneath the rubble? Anthony R. Goins entered the United States Marine Corps in 1977, determined to serve his country. By 1983, he was stationed in Beirut, Lebanon, where two devastating terrorist bombings claimed the lives of hundreds of Marines and sailors. Goins witnessed the destruction and took part in the search and recovery that followed. But the rubble he carried home was not only physical. After leaving the Marine Corps, Anthony struggled with the wounds of his past. Depression, alcoholism, legal troubles, broken friendships, and the loss of nearly everything he owned left him searching for a way forward. For years, it seemed as though there was no road out. Then something changed. Through the love of friends, family, and a renewed relationship with Jesus Christ, Anthony began to discover that even a life buried beneath pain, regret, and failure could be rebuilt. He began writing—not as an author, but as a man trying to understand his past and find hope for his future. From the Rubble: Lighting the Way is a deeply personal collection of poems, reflections, prayers, memories, and stories about faith, family, loss, redemption, service, and the transforming power of God's love. Within these pages are reflections on war and sacrifice, childhood and family, grief and death, forgiveness and second chances, marriage and fatherhood, the struggles faced by a child with autism, and the quiet moments when faith begins to shine through the darkness. This is not a story about a perfect life. It is a story about being broken—and discovering that brokenness does not have to be the end. Anthony's message is simple: You can come back. You can be forgiven. You can begin again. And no matter how deep the rubble, there is still a light. If you have ever struggled with your past, carried guilt or loss, felt forgotten, or wondered whether your life could begin again, From the Rubble: Lighting the Way offers a heartfelt reminder that hope can be found even in the darkest places. Sometimes God doesn't remove the rubble. Sometimes He helps us dig our way out.
