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Books > Religion & Spirituality > Christianity > Christian life & practice
A anyone who serves God will discover sooner or later that the
great hindrance to his work is not others but himself. He will
discover that his outward man and his inward man are not in
harmony, for both are tending toward opposite directions. He will
also sense the inability of his outward man to submit .to the
spirit's control, thus rendering him incapable of obeying God's
highest commands. He will quickly detect that the greatest
difficulty lies in his outward man, for it hinders him from using
his spirit.
Spending time with God in the quietness and solitude of prayer renews
our hope and strengthens our courage for each new day. When life is
busy and there are many challenges, it is comforting to have a place of
prayer to retreat to.
Pray More, Worry Less Coloring Prayer Journal is a creative prayer
journal that provides a quiet and comforting space where you can rest
and be still. Record your praises and thanksgiving to God, as well as
your confessions and prayer requests every day.
Alongside each guided prayer page you can color and express your heart
through:
• Coloring pages paired with inspirational quotes on prayer.
• Beautifully hand-lettered Scripture verses on prayer to color.
• Prompted pages for you to fill in and make uniquely yours.
Pray More, Worry Less Coloring Prayer Journal will lift your spirits
and ease your burdens as you meditate on Scripture and speak to the One
who cares for you.
Leadership Lessons from a Biblical Great
Fast-paced change presents new challenges for leaders, but
biblical principles about leadership and relationships are
timeless.
Nowhere is this more evident than in the life of David. Who's
Got Your Back? examines the leadership lessons we can learn from
David's relationships with friends, family, and foes. You'll learn
how to apply these lessons by answering the questions for
development at the end of each chapter.
Perfect for individuals, leadership teams, and small groups,
you'll discover timeless wisdom valuable for leaders today,
tomorrow, and beyond.
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