“The Convergence,” plunges deep into the healing of the human heart and spirit. Lost in tragedy, This book addresses the hard subjects of suffering, loss, and grief, with thought provoking insight on life questions such as “Why do bad things happen to good people?”

Love. Loss. Hope. Heroism. Is there safe passage through the torrents and storms of life? Wonders In the Deep is a dramatic illustration, an emotionally charged depiction of the elements that keep us human, fuel our spirit, and give us the courage to continue.

Chuck Carr was raised on a farm by Christian parents and went to church each Sunday. Right after graduation, he married his college sweetheart and lived a life of fulfilled dreams. Until it all fell apart. In the true story of All That the Locusts Have Eaten, Chuck recounts how tragedy after tragedy struck his life, nearly destroying him. Depressed, desolate, and devastated, Chuck leaned into his faith in God.

This study journal invites in-depth thought into the message and meaning of the novel Wonders In The Deep. The author shares about the devastating loss in his life and how God eventually restored him to a life of joy—something he thought he would never again experience. Considering the scriptures and suggestions found in Captain’s Log and responding by journaling your own thoughts will give you an introspective view into the depths of your own life.

There is great news! You can successfully navigate through grief. From the same author as the novel The Convergence and memoir All That the Locusts Have Eaten, comes a self-help strategy for overcoming grief.