Loving God in the Darkness

Loving God in the Darkness is the story of a life deeply affected by tragedy-grief, debilitating illness, and divorce. Layne Wallace describes his journey, chronicling his longing for God's presence to comfort him and help make sense of the pain. While the book describes darkness, its aim is hope. Ultimately, Loving God in the Darkness is an account of how to love God when one can no longer sense God's presence.

Layne Wallace is a pastor, writer, husband, and father. Currently the senior pastor at Rosemary Baptist Church, Layne holds an MDiv from Campbell University, a DMin from Baylor University's Truett Theological Seminary, and a PhD in systematic theology from B. H. Carroll Theological Institute. The author of Karl Barth's Concept of Nothingness: A Critical Examination, he has also been published in the Biblical Recorder, Baptist News Global, and the Truett Pulpit. When he's not preaching or writing, Layne may be found teaching, speaking at conferences, playing the guitar, or spending quality time with his wife and daughters.