Angry Conversations with God

Disillusioned, with a stagnant career and disinterested in anything connected to the Church, Susan E. Isaacs hit spiritual rock bottom at age 40. When a friend tells her she needs to approach her relationship with God as if it were a marriage, Susan decides to take the Almighty to couples therapy. In this deeply moving—and simultaneously sharply comical—memoir, Susan recounts her thorny relationship with the Creator. Casting herself as a neglected wife, she criticizes the "churchianity" of modern society, but soon finds herself forced to admit that the god in her head is not the real one. Is she willing to love the true God, in good times or in bad? Angry Conversations with God is an irreverent and candid account that, even in its most tumultuous moments, makes a fresh and inspiring statement of faith.