Surviving the Silence: Learning Not to Quit When God is Quiet
$20.00

Surviving the Silence: Learning Not to Quit When God Is Quiet is Dr. Robert F. Cheeks, Jr.'s raw and honest account of a seventeen-year journey through unexplained infertility, unanswered prayer, and ultimately adoption and fatherhood. Rooted in the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15, this memoir speaks to marriage, faith, grief, and Black fatherhood, offering hope to anyone walking through a season when God feels quiet. This is a book for those who have waited, wrestled, and refused to quit.

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Surviving the Silence: Learning Not to Quit When God is Quiet
$20.00

Surviving the Silence: Learning Not to Quit When God Is Quiet is Dr. Robert F. Cheeks, Jr.'s raw and honest account of a seventeen-year journey through unexplained infertility, unanswered prayer, and ultimately adoption and fatherhood. Rooted in the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15, this memoir speaks to marriage, faith, grief, and Black fatherhood, offering hope to anyone walking through a season when God feels quiet. This is a book for those who have waited, wrestled, and refused to quit.

Orders are processed in the order received. Please allow 3–5 business days for signing and shipment.
Tracking information will be emailed when your order ships.
Shipping & applicable tax are calculated at checkout.

For 6 or more copies, please contact orders@robcheeks.com for group or bulk purchases.

Praise for Surviving the Silence

“With remarkable honesty, biblical depth, and pastoral compassion, he invites readers into the often-unseen realities of waiting, grief, unanswered prayer, and ultimately, hope.”

— Dr. Clifton J. Kenon Jr., DNP, RN, IBCLC, FAWHONN, FNYAM, FAAN

Surviving the Silence is a theology of waiting for anyone, in the pew or behind the pulpit, who has ever prayed into the quiet and needed to know that God was still writing.”

— Rev. Dr. Michael L. Sessoms, D.Min.
Pastor, The Historic Little Union Baptist Church

“God’s silence does not mean God is absent. With true vulnerability, honesty, wisdom, and love, Dr. Cheeks challenges us to remain faithful even when we cannot see, hear, trace, or understand why God is silent.”

— Pastor Todd A. Brown
New Mount Zion Baptist Church, Orangeburg, SC

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