Editor’s Note: If you’ve read SingleRoots long enough, you’ve probably read at least one post by our friend, Sundi Jo. This week, her book Dear Dad was released, and we’re excited to see her dream come to fruition. It’s a story–Sundi Jo’s story–of gritty redemption. In letters to her deceased father, she shares her struggles with relationships, addiction, abuse, security, and a host of other areas. It is a worthy read for anyone who has struggled with trusting God through the pain and the questions that seem to have few answers. Today, Sundi Jo shares an excerpt from the book along with a devotional about trusting God instead of ourselves. You can read more about the book and purchase a copy at the Dear Dad website.
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