Awake But Not Safe
Its strongest suspense grows from the collision between professional secrecy and intimate responsibility.
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How To Comfort the Grieving
Hodge makes compassion tangible through ordinary acts of attention. Its treatment of caregivers adds emotional depth by recognizing that providing care can become inseparable from a person’s sense of purpose
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When the World Doesn’t Make Sense
Its most compelling insight is that receiving love need not depend on achieving emotional stability, constant productivity, or flawless belief. For Christians exhausted by performance-based expectations, however, Hodge offers a compassionate testimony about learning to receive love without continually proving worthiness.
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