Intimacy With God Through Journaling [Kindle Edition]
It is a joy to celebrate the release of another new ebook of two-way journaling by one of our students, Janet Gilham! It was an honor to write the forward to this book, which contains 28 days of journaling. This makes it ideal to use for a month of your daily devotions. Each journal entry reveals the heart of God toward you and thus brings warmth and healing to our wounded hearts.
Hearing from God can be as simple as picking up the phone and saying hello to an old friend. As Christians, we hunger to hear God speak to us. He desires to communicate with us even more than we do. Our Heavenly Father wants an intimate, daily relationship with us. "Two-way journaling" is an avenue that will cultivate that relationship.
In this inspiring book, the author demonstrates how believers are positioning themselves, through journaling, to hear God’s voice. Janet opens up to you glimpses of her personal communion time with the Lord. Experience the richness and wonder of God’s voice as He lovingly speaks to Janet’s heart, and through her, to yours!
Thank you, Janet, for this gift to the body of Christ and to the world! May many hearts be touched, warmed and drawn nearer to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
This is a perfect complement to Dialogue With God, and it makes a wonderful birthday or Christmas gift for a friend.
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Lord, show me the areas of my heart that are wounded and which You would like to heal. Do I have a fullness of faith, hope and love concerning: Day 1 - My family:
Intro: The world is filled with marketplace Christians who are content with a shallow Christian presence in their business, afraid of the consequences of a more visible, deeper approach. But what if the benefits far outweighed any discomfort that might come from stepping out and more visibly embracing Christianity in the marketplace?
God directed Abraham to go up to a mountaintop and sacrifice his son on an altar. When the time came for the sacrifice, God redirected Abraham and said, no, don’t sacrifice Isaac (Gen. 22:1-19).
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