Some wounds stay open. Some prayers stay unanswered. Some stories never get the ending we hoped for. But even in those places, God is near.
In Some Things Can’t Be Fixed, Frederick Perry Sr. writes from the middle of his own storms—offering a tender, truthful look at disruption, inherited pain, quiet grief, forgiveness, and the slow work of surrender. These pages remind us that peace isn’t only found after the miracle. Sometimes it arrives in small mercies, honest lament, and the courage to stop fixing what was never ours to repair.
For the broken-hearted, the weary, and the ones still standing in the rubble, this book is a lantern for the dark road.