The Dark Night of the Soul: A Walk Through the Darkest Psalm
Author(s): Brad CreechPrice: $2.99 (Ends Apr 14)
Have you ever felt abandoned by God in your deepest pain?
That sinking, heavy darkness inside — the kind that follows you no matter where you turn. Waves of depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, doubt, or sorrow that make you wonder if the storm is buried in your own soul. Many believers experience this “dark night of the soul,” where even prayer feels empty and God’s presence seems distant.
You’re not alone.
In The Dark Night of the Soul, we walk verse-by-verse through Psalm 88, the Bible’s darkest psalm, written by a man named Heman who cried out from the pit of despair. This isn’t shallow “grin and bear it” advice. It’s honest, gritty biblical truth that shows how God meets us in our lowest moments.
You’ll discover:
Why lament has a vital place in the life of every believer
How to honestly bring your pain, questions, and doubts to God
That feeling “pressed out” isn’t proof of abandonment
Real comfort and encouragement for those who relate to Heman’s raw words
What readers are saying:
“This is a great little book on the place of Lament in the life of a believer, as well as how God uses the difficult times in our lives. Much more than a simple grin and bear it theology, it gets into the nitty gritty…” — Rocky Woolery
“Chapter 6 alone makes the book worth purchasing.” — Alistair
“I found this to be a very readable and helpful analysis of Psalm 88. Those who in their own life can relate to Heman’s words should find help and comfort/encouragement in this book.” — Kindle Reviewer
If you’re walking through a season of darkness and longing for biblical hope that doesn’t sugarcoat the struggle, this short, powerful book is for you.
