When I Stopped Being Angry with God

When I Stopped Being Angry With God gives an account of the life experiences of the author, Robin M. Sample, who takes her readers on a very intimate and detailed journey of the highs and lows she faced throughout her life. Robin, having been a victim of teasing, bullying, rejection, abandonment, domestic violence and sexual assault, spent the majority of her life suffering from low self-esteem, lack of self-confidence, lack of self-worth, poor body image and severe depression. Robin was introduced to the church at an early age by her grandmother, Laura, "Bunch," as she was affectionately called. Although Robin knew who God was and watched her grandmother faithfully serve God in and out of the church, Robin did not adopt the same feelings towards God that her grandmother had. Because of the pain and trauma that Robin suffered, she began to blame God and often times found herself asking Him why he created her only to have her suffer the way she had. As years passed by, Robin became increasingly angry with God and refused to attend church or even acknowledge God in her life. As you read this heartbreaking, yet uplifting account of Robin's life, you will see how Robin gradually emerge from victim to victorious. Having overcome alcohol dependence, surviving multiple suicide attempts and escaping a near death experience as a result of a domestic violence situation, she is living proof that every test gives way to a testimony