Midnight Hallelujah: Why Hope Is Still Worth the Risk - Paperback
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If you're disappointed with your life, struggling with faith, and frustrated with a seemingly silent God, Midnight Hallelujah dares to speak hope into the silence. Ebie Hepworth invites you into her dark nights and imagined conversations with Sarah, the mother of Isaac, who kept her company through them as she bridges our modern struggles with timeless biblical truths.
If you are navigating life's deepest valleys this book will help you:
- feel less alone as Ebie confides her own stories of grief showing up when least expected;
- know what it means to struggle with faith fatigue, and how to recover from it;
- experience the life-changing truth that, even in the heavy silence, God is not absent; and
- gain practical tools like "hope therapy" for navigating life's challenges.
This book is for you as you stand in the tension between faith and reality, between what you thought God would do and what remains unseen. If you have felt the ache of silence and wondered if hope is still within reach, come and rediscover real hope in Christ Himself.
Ebie Hepworth is a storyteller drawn to the sacred places where hope lingers and broken dreams still flicker with life. Her words rise from the trenches of real life: adoption and pregnancy loss, a miracle twin birth, and the daily ache of walking her son through a diagnosis of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. She hosts the Let Me Ask You This podcast and serves alongside her husband Zac at their local church in Boise, Idaho, where they live with their four children. She carries a heart that champions others, nurturing hope in the quiet, unseen places.
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