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Trusting God In All The Things
$21.99Add to cartNo matter your age or season of life, a woman’s heart and mind are pulled in many directions. Often various roles require attention to tasks and people, leaving little time for yourself and creating a feeling of anxiousness in your mind and hurry in your soul.Our unsettled and often-frenzied hearts crave a calm that can only be found through a refreshing encounter with God each day. Trusting God in All the Things provides the plan for connecting with your Creator to experience peace and gain a renewed vision so you can face your days with a confident calm.In this devotional, each of the 90 entries is tethered to key Scriptures and includes a real-life story, a biblical teaching point, and reflective questions to contemplate throughout the day, driving home the main takeaway of the section and enabling lasting life change.
Issues that will be addressed include
– anxiety
– anger
– disappointment
– rejection
– past regrets
– finding purpose
– discovering joy in the mundane
– decision-making
– priority-setting
– and moreIf life’s circumstances are threatening to overwhelm you, causing anxiety to well up in your mind, come connect with Jesus, the true calm for your troubled soul.
For Better Or For Kids
$16.99Add to cartThe transition from “married” to “married with children” can be tough. Before they know it, a once youthful and energetic married couple finds themselves in a minivan loaded with noisy kids and littered with Cheerios, crusty Sippy cups, banana peels, and missing library books. Remember those vows you took at the altar? As much as you love your children and work hard to nurture and train them for the future, the challenges that come with parenthood can make the “for better or for worse” promise a hard one to honor. For Better or For Kids shows how couples can keep their love alive even when kids come along.
Patrick and Ruth have been married for more than sixteen years, have four children, and have served in local church ministry for the past fourteen years. As Patrick has counseled couples who are preparing for marriage, who are working to strengthen their marriage, or who are desperately trying to save their marriage, he frequently reminds them that, in Christ, there is hope for this season in life. For Better or For Kids is about remembering that even when you feel worn out, over-extended, and neglected, you promised to be a team. It is about making a vow to love your spouse with kids in the house. By God’s grace, couples can have a loving and intimate marriage regardless of the season.