Not Knowing but Still Going

This is a dynamic read! Well written, and very engaging. Before I read this book, I hadn’t given much thought to life just before, during and after the great flood. But Jocelyn-Anne Harvey brings the scene alive, with helpful and inspirational insights. What was it really like to have lived during those turbulent times? And how does the whole experience speak to us today? A truly original look at the Noah’s ark story, from the women’s perspective. Relevant, timely and deeply thought-provoking.

As in the days of Noah... Jocelyn-Anne Harvey has written an insightful and timely book drawing striking parallels between our present reality with what Noah and the women of his family might have experienced aboard the Ark. Not Knowing but Still Going offers a fresh perspective on how to navigate 'unchartered waters' and adjust to new 'norms' – while reminding us of 'the rainbow of His promise' to face the days ahead.

Not Knowing but Still Going provokes the reader to view life on the ark through the eyes of the four women on board. An easy read, and biblically sound, it has thought-provoking questions at the end of each chapter which would be ideal for women’s group Bible study.

Although we find ourselves living in unprecedented times, we have been prepared, because the Lord told us it would be like the days of Noah. Jocelyn-Anne does an amazing job of bringing to life the challenges that Noah and his family must have experienced walking into the unknown, just like we are doing now. The emotional and spiritual difficulties and how we can move forward in victory, looking unto Jesus for strength and peace in the midst of the storm. Being confident of God’s goodness and sovereignty through it all.