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Find Rest, Peace, Strength, and Fresh Intimacy with God. Far too many beloved daughters of God are spread thin, exhausted, stressed out, burned out, or living with chronic anxiety. For many, prayer has become a fruitless, frustrating, joyless exercise. Another box to check. Another duty to perform. Here's extraordinary news for the weary feminine soul. There is a more effective way to pray that produces a life-giving connection with God's love, grace, and power. Praying Grace for Women is a 55-day journey of discovery and hope created to - lead you to a deep revelation of God's goodness and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Find Rest, Peace, Strength, and Fresh Intimacy with God. Far too many beloved daughters of God are spread thin, exhausted, stressed out, burned out, or living with chronic anxiety. For many, prayer has become a fruitless, frustrating, joyless exercise. Another box to check. Another duty to perform. Here's extraordinary news for the weary feminine soul. There is a more effective way to pray that produces a life-giving connection with God's love, grace, and power. Praying Grace for Women is a 55-day journey of discovery and hope created to - lead you to a deep revelation of God's goodness and faithfulness, - help your heart absorb the full implications of Jesus' finished work on the cross, - ground your identity in who God says you are, and - teach a form of praying that proclaims rather than pleads. Get ready to discover grace for rest, intimacy, peace, and breakthrough, as well as the keys to praying from strength rather than struggling for it.
Autorenporträt
DAVID A. HOLLAND is a writer, speaker, teacher, husband, father, and grandfather carrying a call to help God's people better comprehend His goodness and grace. David is the founding pastor-teacher of The Cup & Table Co., a growing network of house churches based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area wherein New Covenant truths are proclaimed, and the implications of Jesus' finished work are celebrated and lived out. His writing on faith, life, and culture is accessible at DavidAHolland.com.