You Are Not Alone: How God Solves Our Isolation and Loneliness
FORTHCOMING TITLE, ETA OCTOBER 2026
Feeling isolated? Spending a lot of time alone? Our connection with God and others has been broken—but Christ entered our aloneness to restore true, lasting relationship with himself.
192 pages.
“William Smith takes us beneath the surface of loneliness and into the deeper story of human aloneness—and God’s relentless pursuit of his people. With theological depth and pastoral tenderness, he shows how the gospel not merely relieves isolation but transforms it through the presence of Christ. This book invites weary hearts to discover that even in their most hidden places, they are seen, known, and not alone.”
—Darby Strickland, Faculty, Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation; Author, When It’s Trauma
FORTHCOMING TITLE, ETA OCTOBER 2026
Feeling isolated? Spending a lot of time alone? Our connection with God and others has been broken—but Christ entered our aloneness to restore true, lasting relationship with himself.
192 pages.
“William Smith takes us beneath the surface of loneliness and into the deeper story of human aloneness—and God’s relentless pursuit of his people. With theological depth and pastoral tenderness, he shows how the gospel not merely relieves isolation but transforms it through the presence of Christ. This book invites weary hearts to discover that even in their most hidden places, they are seen, known, and not alone.”
—Darby Strickland, Faculty, Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation; Author, When It’s Trauma
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FORTHCOMING TITLE, ETA OCTOBER 2026
Feeling isolated? Spending a lot of time alone? Our connection with God and others has been broken—but Christ entered our aloneness to restore true, lasting relationship with himself.
192 pages.
“William Smith takes us beneath the surface of loneliness and into the deeper story of human aloneness—and God’s relentless pursuit of his people. With theological depth and pastoral tenderness, he shows how the gospel not merely relieves isolation but transforms it through the presence of Christ. This book invites weary hearts to discover that even in their most hidden places, they are seen, known, and not alone.”
—Darby Strickland, Faculty, Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation; Author, When It’s Trauma
