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by Robert P. Lightner (Author)
A survivor said, Our plane crashed hitting first on the left wing and then on the nose. Before coming to a stop the small plane cartwheeled about 250 feet. When it finally stopped, it was no longer a plane or hardly even recognizable as one. Somewhere inside that twisted heap of steel, with gasoline soaked all over it and its passengers, were three human beings who had been on a mission of mercy. The story which follows is true. It's a heart-warming account of how God in His infinite wisdom, led one step at a time; how through every new adjustment there was grace commensurate with the need. The reader will want to read Triumph Through Tragedy in one evening. You'll experience, through the printed page, just what can happen to a victim of a plane crash, and how all difficulties are overcome by God's grace.
Author Biography
Dr. Robert Lightner is Professor and Adjunct of Systematic Theology at Dallas Theological Seminary, Dallas, Texas. He is listed in 'Outstanding Intellectuals of the 20th Century in 2000' (International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England); 'Who's Who Among America's Teachers 2002', and 'Directory of American Scholars, 11th Edition'.
