One Girl's Journey to Discover Truth - Davis, Erin
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True confession: I was voted the "Most Conceited" member of my seventh-grade class. In junior high, my world pretty much revolved around M-E. If someone had asked me during those years why Truth mattered, I would have said something like, "I don't know. How's my hair?" I might not have cared much about Truth then, but looking back I see that I was missing something HUGE . . . something I don't want you to miss out on for a minute. Truth has the power to change everything about our lives. But what is Truth? How can we know what's true and what isn't? In a style that reads like a conversation…mehr

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True confession: I was voted the "Most Conceited" member of my seventh-grade class. In junior high, my world pretty much revolved around M-E. If someone had asked me during those years why Truth mattered, I would have said something like, "I don't know. How's my hair?" I might not have cared much about Truth then, but looking back I see that I was missing something HUGE . . . something I don't want you to miss out on for a minute. Truth has the power to change everything about our lives. But what is Truth? How can we know what's true and what isn't? In a style that reads like a conversation with a best friend, we will tackle those questions--and more--together in this fun little book. So join me on a journey to discover Truth. My name is Erin, and this is my story . . .
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ERIN DAVIS is a writer and teacher passionately committed to getting women of all ages to the deep well of God's Word. She is the author of more than a dozen books and Bible studies, including Connected, 7 Feasts, and Fasting & Feasting. Hear her teach on The Deep Well with Erin Davis podcast. When she's not writing, you can find Erin chasing chickens and children on her small farm in the Midwest.