100 Days of Breaking Free from Negative Thoughts

Stop spiralling thoughts and use your God-given power to think differently with this 100-day motivational resource inspired by the New York Times bestseller Get Out of Your Head, from the visionary behind the million-strong IF: Gathering

Do you wake up feeling as if there's a mountain to climb before you can go back to bed?
Do you long to be able to ease yourself into a more positive frame of mind?
Do you know God has equipped us to do just that?

Stop the Spiral Devotional, inspired by the New York Times bestseller Get Out of Your Head, is an accessible yet transformative daily resource. It's easy to read and life-changing to put into practice!

Anxiety, insecurity and an inarticulate dread of what might happen next affect everyone. They can lead to patterns of thinking that drag us down. In these heartfelt reflections, Jennie offers warmth, hope and comfort. You'll find:

• Verses for meditating on the Bible
• A 'Rewire the Spiral' statement to repeat throughout your day
• A personal prayer for sparking deeper intimacy with God

Offering one hundred devotions, this is a book to have at hand every morning. With timeless wisdom, it helps us to confront our fears, live in freedom and use our gifts to the very fullest.

Words of Caution for Those Who Think They're Beyond Temptation Too many Christians, especially those in ministry, believe they are untouchable--that they're too faithful to fall or too spiritual to give in to temptation. They deny any sort of weakness, fail to draw proper boundaries, and end up doing the very things they swore they'd never do. Pastor and author Brittany Rust was one such person--until she found herself in the middle of moral failure and a church-wide scandal. Bewildered, humiliated, and ashamed, she thought she was beyond redemption. But God's grace met her on the ground, and here she shares what she's learned through her painful journey. She unravels the myth of being untouchable, showing how we start to believe the lie, and how we can protect ourselves from temptation. Ultimately she shows that to truly flourish in life, you must be willing to admit weakness--and that no one is beyond God's redeeming love.

77 Bible Activities for Kids is an educational and entertaining Scripture-based activity book for kids aged 5-8, filled with fun mazes, puzzles, join-the-dots, word searches and crack-the-code games.

77 Bible Activities for Kids is designed to entertain little ones while at the same time instilling in them a love for God's Word. Kids will have fun joining the dots to see what swallowed Jonah or helping the animals find their way back to Noah's ark through a tricky maze. The activities will occupy their attention and at the same time teach them about the Bible.

This activity book is suitable for both boys and girls and will help develop critical thinking and creative learning skills as they solve all kinds of puzzles involving reading, and counting. This activity book is ideal for use in Sunday School and Christian homeschool curriculum. Keep one in your purse to keep your little one busy or gift to other moms to use for their young children.

Women are bombarded with ideas of perfection--and tips for how to achieve it--every day. From her work to her looks to her parenting, today's modern woman is expected to strive to be picture perfect in every way. As a result, calls for authenticity and imperfection are on the rise. Yet, deep down, most of us still want to achieve perfection. Why? The desire to be perfect, says Kim Hyland, is actually a God-given urge. After all, we were made for Eden. But there is a difference between perfection and perfectionism, which is our attempt to achieve perfection on our own, by our own strength, and for our own purposes--the original temptation in the Garden. In this freeing book, Hyland offers women a stirring manifesto for acknowledging their limitations and embracing the perfection of God through his grace. This is a book for every woman who gives 110% and yet feels shame when one little thing goes wrong.