Check out my new book on depression and the fatherly attributes of God: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1650062478 Link to my children's book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FP9NZNK Countless books have been written about the Almighty God. One book simply cannot capture the Triune God and who He is: indescribable, eternal, and infinite. He has only given us a glimpse of Him and even so, we struggle to find the right words. To address this glimpse God has provided, it would fill volumes of books and yet remain insufficient. In describing the life of Jesus, John said, “Now there are also many other things that Jesus did. Were every one of them to be written, I suppose that the world itself could not contain the books that would be written” (Jn 21:25, ESV). The same is true of the Father. Much has also been written on the topic of suffering. Understanding the problem of evil and suffering is perhaps the greatest challenge for the unbeliever. Suffering affects us all in some way at various intersections in our lives. Seasons of suffering can cause us to doubt the things we as Christians thought we knew and believed. Few writings exist on male postpartum depression and many are unaware of what it is; the clinical research is lagging and many do not know the symptoms. The struggles of postpartum depression for males and females are real and tremendous. Someone struggling through the intensity of this season can feel defeated, taking a joyous time and turning it dark. This book is for those who struggle with depression, especially postpartum depression. This book will not answer every question about God, depression, or suffering. However, my hope and prayer are that this book will cause you to contemplate God more. That your focus will turn from what is seen and felt in the depth of pain to the unseen and the hope of God. I want you to know that whether you struggle with depression like me, postpartum depression (also me), or other season of suffering (I have seen many in my life including cancer), you are not alone. There is help and there is hope. I pray this book leads us to worshiping God.