Supernatural Rescue

“I am endlessly thankful that God allowed me to experience such extreme pain and debilitation so he could take me to this present place of thankfulness . . .”
–Linda Plunkett

When Linda Plunkett, once the epitome of mental, physical, and spiritual health, learned she had a brain tumor, little did she know her trials were just beginning.
Linda enjoyed an active life, serving God through her church, foreign mission trips, and her busy counseling practice. She played golf, spent time with her close circle of friends, and looked forward to going on a cruise with her husband for their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.

A diagnosis changed all that: a large tumor, growing in her brain’s frontal lobe. At first, she did battle on the medical front; difficult but manageable, as she and her husband prepared for surgery. But it soon became a spiritual battle, rocking her relationship with the God she’d loved since childhood. Throughout Linda’s slow, difficult recovery, God faithfully provided signs she would be healed, despite setbacks. He showed himself strong and present, through a near-death experience and a supernatural rescue. Linda’s story gives hope to others experiencing physical and spiritual pain, as she declares that God does indeed have a good plan for their lives.

“A story that should be read and shared, especially by and with anyone who feels they are walking alone in the dark.”
– Harald K. Haugan, rector emeritus, All Souls Anglican Church, Jacksonville, Florida

“I highly recommend [Supernatural Rescue] as a guide for life’s circumstances—a road map to God’s Living Presence.”
– Sally Jackson, cofounder of First Steps Ministries; former missionary to Guatemala

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Author Bio

Linda Plunkett would be the first to tell you that the publication of Supernatural Rescue is evidence of God’s power made perfect in weakness. She’s earned her PhD in Christian psychology, founded a non-profit, recovered from brain surgery, and raised two sons, but writing this book was one of the hardest things God asked her to do, and she is thankful for his abundant grace and mercy to finish the project. Linda and her husband, Jim, live in Florida. She opened the non-profit Hope for the Hurting, Inc., in 2003, and she continues to minister there as a counselor, teacher, and speaker.

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