Linda Goodhand Rodgers

Written by Dorothy Brown

Linda Goodhand Rodgers was born into and raised in a loving Christian home and accepted Christ at an early age. Along with a theology degree she has worked in various Christian and secular organizations in a variety of secretarial and administrative roles. She loves to camp, read, and make memories with her two daughters, and of course loves chocolate!

She juggles being a single mom and working full-time. Her passion is to help women to achieve all they can be amidst the pain and loss in life.

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Doris says:

July 11, 2011 at 1:06 pm

Isn’t it neat to see that something that was written years ago was meant for you to read now PC? God is so good!
PC says:

July 8, 2011 at 5:34 am

Linda, I was cleaning out my old emails and came across “Can We Skip Christmas?” As I skimmed over the email, I got to number 1 – Don’t give up!. I laughed at how God is constantly telling me “Don’t Give Up!” I’ve been in a very, very hard place for several years and it doesn’t appear to be getting any better. I live in a very rural area with no public transportation. I had 2 cars. One needed a new engine and then I blew the engine in the 2nd car. I prayed for God to bless me with the $ to get one of them fixed and nothing. I still don’t understand why He would bring me to a place with no public transportation when I’ve lived in a major metropolitan area for so many years.
Lately, I’ve been feeling really strange and asking God what is wrong with me. One night I was up late online when I came across a heading – Signs of Depression. I figured I would read it just to see what it was about. Well, I had every single one of the signs. I thought to myself “Now you know what’s wrong.” Then I wondered how to get out of it…this feeling of depression. I began to pray a different prayer, a more strategic prayer regarding the depression. As I continued to watch various preachers and teachers of the Gospel on TV several were talking about not giving up. So reading what you wrote back in 2009 brought it full circle for me.
Thanks for sharing and for being a blessing to someone who just decided to clean out her email account 2 years later.
May the Lord bless and keep you.