Bombardier’s Diary
Bombardier’s Diary by Herb McCollom, published by AuthorHouse in December 1999, is a 156-page exploration of personal experiences and insights related to faith and healing. The author shares intimate reflections on his journey towards understanding God’s unconditional love, addressing the spiritual pain that many individuals may suppress. This edition is presented in English and offers a heartfelt narrative aimed at those grappling with their own struggles and seeking peace.
Readers will find a candid discussion of various emotional and spiritual challenges, including the impact of harsh religious teachings, the complexities of divorce, and the burdens of church doctrines. McCollom invites readers to reflect on their own identities and experiences, encouraging them to confront their brokenness and seek a deeper connection with divine love. This book serves as a personal testament to the transformative power of faith and the quest for forgiveness and understanding within the context of historical and military experiences, particularly during World War II.
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My intention in writing this book is to share with you the intimacies of my heart, and to share with you the events and insights leading up to a personal, powerful, and life-changing experience of God’s unconditional love. My heart aches for those with whom I share the hurt, those who have been surpressing spiritual pain within their own and often times repressed experience. My hope is that in sharing my struggle to let go and let God be God, and do what God does best, namely to love and to heal those who will come to Him with all of their brokenness and need, that you too might come closer to peace in your own life.
Can you find identity in one of these groups?
* Those who have been hurt by fear and insecurity based upon a harshly taught understanding of God’s law without real knowledge of His love;
* Those having sadly experienced divorce and the guilt coming from that failure with its painful confusion as to what really happened;
* Catholic women troubled by the Catholic Church’s teaching on birth control and its affect on their peace of mind;
* Those troubled by the Catholic Church’s requirement of integral sacramental confession as the only ordinary means of receiving forgivness for sin;
* Protestants and Evangelicals counting on Baptism alone, apart from any growth in personal righteousness, as affecting their eternal reality.
Did you find yourself listed above?
The question everyone needs to answer is this, can I receive God’s mercy and love and can I return that love to Him? This capacity is evidence of and at the very heart of salvation!
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