Learning to See When the Lights Go Out Endorsements
"Chuck's long-view perspective is tenderly theological and pastorally practical as he clearly connects it all to the covenantal framework of Scripture. From start to finish I felt that a wise pastor was discipling me to think biblically, live covenantally, and experience the reality of God’s presence with me even when the lights go out. I could not stop highlighting."
Susan Hunt, Author, Former Director of Women’s Ministry for the Presbyterian Church of America
"I can’t wait to share this book with others. Chuck has the heart of a Pastor who has seen the darkness of pain and suffering and has trusted the LORD through it to live again in the light."
Mike Singenstreu, Pastor, Christ Presbyterian Church, Victoria, TX
"Readers struggling to reconcile the sovereignty of God with the love of God will not find every question answered here, but they will be clearly and gently pointed to the God they can trust even when the lights go out."
Trent Casto, Author & Senior Pastor, Covenant PCA Naples
"If you are wrestling with God for any reason, whether it is caused by the type of grief Chuck has experienced, or it is because you just cannot reconcile a God of love with the circumstances you have lived through or witnessed, please read this book."
Douglas R. MacGray, CEO, Stonecrop Wealth Advisors
"This isn’t just a written account; it reflects a reality I had the privilege to witness unfold before my own eyes. This book beautifully captures that journey—the tension between sorrow and faith, the courage it takes to be transparent in suffering, and the profound truth that God meets us even, and especially, in our deepest pain."
Frank Di Gregorio, Jr., CNMT, RDMS, CAPPM, Founder, Molecular Imaging Services, LLC.
"What I appreciate most is that Chuck doesn't offer easy answers. He doesn't minimize suffering or pretend that faith removes the struggle. Instead, he points readers to the sovereign God who meets His children in the darkest valleys and equips them to keep moving forward when they feel they cannot take another step."
Stuart Lindner, Class of 1974, USAF Academy, Member of The Gideons International, Prison Ministry leader, Legislative Agent for Artesian Water Co., & PCA Elder Emeritus, The Town Church of Middletown, DE