Keep Going with Dr. Beth Madison
Dr. Beth Madison has created additional resources for people learning to live with hope when circumstances remain difficult. Whether you want to go deeper through video teaching, share the conversation with a group, or find encouragement specifically for life with chronic illness, you can begin wherever it makes the most sense for you.
If Nevertheless met you somewhere in the middle of a hard season, there is more to explore.
These resources are related, but each stands on its own.
The Nevertheless: Stories of God’s Goodness
Video Series
Go deeper. Pause. Reflect. Talk about it.
The six-part Nevertheless video series expands on the themes of Nevertheless: Finding Hope in Suffering through teaching, personal stories, Scripture, and practical reflection.
Each session is divided into three shorter segments, making the series easy to use in different settings and schedules.
Watch an entire session at once, or pause between segments for reflection and conversation.
The series can be used:
- On your own
- With a friend
- In a small group
- In a Bible study
- In a church or ministry setting
- At a retreat or special gathering
You do not have to read the book alongside the videos, but if you already have Nevertheless: Finding Hope in Suffering, the series Nevertheless: Stories of God’s Goodness can help you continue exploring what it means to choose hope when suffering does not simply go away.
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Nevertheless: Letters to Sarah for Thriving in Life
What if chronic illness changes your life without taking away your ability to truly live it?
Nevertheless: Letters to Sarah for Thriving in Life began with a simple request.
When the daughter of one of Beth’s closest friends developed chronic illnesses, her mother asked Beth to mentor her in learning how to live well with them. Because distance, health, and schedules made ordinary mentoring difficult, Beth began writing letters to Sarah instead.
One letter became another.
And before long, Beth realized that the things she and Sarah were learning together might encourage others walking the same road.
Nevertheless: Letters to Sarah speaks honestly about the realities of chronic illness: changing abilities, unpredictable days, difficult symptoms, fear, loss, identity, expectations, relationships, and the struggle to keep moving forward when life no longer looks the way you expected.
Beth understands that experience personally.
But these are not letters about simply enduring illness.
They are about thriving in the life you still have.
Throughout the letters, Beth encourages Sarah to choose hope, pursue peace, hold on to purpose, remember that she is more than her diagnosis, and learn to live meaningfully even when illness has affected nearly every part of life.
You can begin right here.
Read the first letter.
Get a complimentary preview of Nevertheless: Letters to Sarah for Thriving in Life and discover how an exchange between two friends became encouragement for others living with chronic illness.
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Which Resource Is Right for You?
If you’re walking through suffering…
Nevertheless: Finding Hope in Suffering
A companion for living faithfully in the middle of circumstances you would never have chosen.
If you’re living with chronic illness…
Nevertheless: Letters to Sarah for Thriving in Life
Personal letters about identity, purpose, hope, faith, limitations, and learning to thrive within a changed life.
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If you want to go deeper or explore these ideas with others…
The Nevertheless Video Series
Six sessions, each divided into three shorter segments for flexible individual or group use.
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About Dr. Beth Madison
Dr. Beth Madison is a soil scientist, professor, author, and woman who knows suffering personally.
For nearly forty years, Beth has studied the ground beneath our feet. Along the way, she has also learned what happens when the ground beneath your life shifts.
Her experiences with chronic illness, cancer, and loss have shaped the way she writes and teaches about suffering, faith, hope, and what it means to keep living when circumstances cannot simply be fixed.
Beth does not write from the perspective of someone who has solved suffering.
She writes as someone still walking through it.
Her work brings together Scripture, personal experience, the perspective of a scientist, and the steady conviction that difficult circumstances do not have to have the last word.
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