Evidence of Things Unseen

by Beverly Smith-Bush

Evidence of Things Unseen finds Andrea Lang's successful, career-focused life turned upside down when her young daughter is kidnapped. Desperate to find her daughter and willing to try any means... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0849940400
• ISBN13: 9780849940408
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Length: 504 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

The Zoe Journals

The Zoe Journals Book One: Wings of a Dove; Book Two: Evidence of Things Unseen By Beverly Bush. Zoe, a prayer warrior, fervently prays for her family and records her prayers in her journal. Some of her prayers are included as chapter introductions in these books by Beverly Bush. The reader is able to learn a lot about prayer and the faithfulness of God through this series. In Wings of a Dove, Zoe's daughter has been married to an abusive man for eleven years and the abuse is escalating. Zoe prays for her daughter and grandchildren throughout the ordeal and gives them godly counsel. In Evidence of Things Unseen, Zoe's son and daughter-in-law are devastated when their three-year-old daughter disappears from a store. Zoe upholds them all in prayer while the search for the missing little girl drags on. There are so many truths that are taught in these books besides the effectiveness of prayer and the faithfulness of God. Wings of a Dove teaches what a Christian marriage should be like, how to help a troubled adolescent, how Christ enables us to forgive when it seems impossible, and how God loves and redeems even the "unlovable". The second book has women participating in a Bible study focusing on the character of God from Kay Arthur's Lord, I Want to Know You study. Other themes touched on in this book are the need to be vulnerable and compassionate toward those grieving, how false guilt can hinder your relationship with God and how to help deliver someone involved in occult practices. Beverly Bush is a talented author. Her style reminds me of Mary Higgins Clark, but with a strong Christian focus. The characters are very realistic and have depth. I highly recommend these books and hope to find others in the series to read.