We all carry something - pain, regret, or a moment we never speak of. But what if the weight you have been holding isn't yours to carry forever?

Carrying A Hurt by Colas Nzembo

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Some books inform you. Others confront you.
Carrying a Hurt – From Burden to Freedom does both.

As I read this book, I found myself reflecting on the silent burdens we carry. The pain we don’t talk about. The disappointments we try to move past. The questions we bring to God without clear answers.

This book gave words to those experiences. It felt personal. It felt real.

What impacted me most is the honesty. There is no pretending. No superficial encouragement. Just a sincere invitation to face the hurt, understand it, and release it.

Page after page, I felt both challenged and encouraged. I had to confront things I did not realize I was still holding onto.

For me, this was more than a book. It was a moment of reflection and realignment. It reminded me that healing does not come from ignoring pain. It comes from facing it with faith, clarity, and intention.

Whether you are grounded in faith or simply navigating life’s challenges, this book will speak to you. It meets you where you are. And it gently pushes you toward freedom.

A short book… but one that stays with you.

— Theo Mingashanga
Doctoral Researcher, Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZ, (USA)

– Theo Mingashanga

I appreciated the balance of biblical teaching and personal encouragement throughout this book. Whether you are carrying grief, disappointement, or emotional pain, this book offers hope without minimizing the reality of suffering. This book offers more than confort, it provides direction, the kind of book you can read more than once. Highly recommanded🔥🔥🔥

– Felicia Alvaro

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There is something I said in my book Carrying a Hurt: From Burden to Freedom. I used to assume that the human meaning of father was the original. So, if I called God Father, in some way, I still felt like I was missing a real father, which was my earthly father. Until I have tested and seen that God is instead a true Father.

Recently the Spirit has been helping me understand something important that we may not always pay attention to: The names and titles we attribute to God how they reveal...