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Synopsis
Is That You, God? is a deeply personal journey through accusation, silence, loss, faith, and the long struggle to remain human when your name has been wounded.
When life became filled with courtrooms, misunderstanding, isolation, and fear, Michael Clegg found himself asking a question he could not escape:
“Is that You, God?”
As a Deaf man trying to make sense of a world that often moved faster than he could fully access, misunderstanding carried an additional weight. Words were spoken. Stories formed. Labels followed. And somewhere beneath it all was a human being simply trying to be heard.
So he went to the mountains.
Among trails, rocks, wind, stars, and silence, the wilderness became a place where he could breathe again. There, the stories of Joseph, Moses, David, Job, and Elijah began to feel less like distant Scripture and more like companions for the road.
This is not a book about having all the answers.
It is about asking difficult questions without abandoning faith.
It is about being wounded without allowing bitterness to become your identity.
It is about discovering that prayer does not always sound beautiful. Sometimes prayer is a cry. Sometimes it is a question. Sometimes it is simply taking another step when you do not know what comes next.
With vulnerability, Scripture-rooted reflection, and moments of quiet hope, Is That You, God? explores what happens when faith feels fragile, truth feels distant, and God seems silent.
For anyone who has ever felt misunderstood, accused, forgotten, broken, or alone, this book offers no easy ending—only the companionship of someone who has stood beneath the stars and whispered the same question:
“Is that You, God?”
And beneath that question, perhaps another one is waiting:
“Where are you?”
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