Be Brave 365 Daily Devotions
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Courage isn’t something that comes naturally to most. The only way to truly be brave is to walk in the confidence that comes from knowing God and relying on him to be your strength. When you spend time with him, he will fill you with peace and hope for the future. When you finally see yourself as God sees you, you will recognize the talents and abilities you have been blessed with and start operating in the fullness of those gifts. Be encouraged with truth as you spend time with God, reflecting on these devotions, scriptures, and prayers. Let him show you that you are beautiful, you are strong, and you were created with a purpose. Take courage in God’s love for you and be ready to conquer each day!
– Exquisite faux leather cover, heat debossed and stamped with foil
– Beautifully designed full color interior on high quality paper
– Encouraging Scriptures
– Inspiring devotions
– Heartfelt prayers
– Thought-provoking questions
– Ribbon marker
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SKU (ISBN): 9781424559626
ISBN10: 1424559626
Produced by: BroadStreet Publishing Group LLC
Binding: Imitation Leather
Published: October 2019
Publisher: Broadstreet Publishing Group, LLC
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