Staying Power : A Guided Journal To Living Changed, Connected, And Confiden
$19.99
Discover your true power as you embrace the calling God has reserved just for you.
Does the pressure to do more, be more, and achieve more leave you feeling powerless?
In Staying Power, global ministry leader and New York Times bestselling author Sarah Jakes Roberts challenges you to let go of others’ expectations and embrace the calling God has for you–with the power only He can give.
In this empowering guided teaching journal, you’ll engage with the key themes and messages from Sarah Jakes Roberts’ Power Moves, as well as take time for self-reflection through insightful questions and journaling prompts. Drawing on truths from her book, Power Moves, Sarah helps you:
*Bring your authentic self back to life
*Connect with God in new ways
*Disarm the fear that holds you back
*Understand how worthy, valuable, and loved you are
*Release your power to the world
Ideal for personal enrichment and for gifting, this guided journal includes:
*Bible passages for each chapter to help you ground your spirit in Scripture
*Thought-provoking messages from Sarah to stir your soul and inspire you to action
*Questions for self-reflection to help you cultivate personal growth
*Guided prompts to help you explore your experiences and feelings
*Space to write your ideas and insights so you can track your progress and spiritual maturity
Staying Power equips you to align your heart and mind to receive what is already yours. True power rests in authenticity, bravery, and commitment to continuous growth. Come be refilled, restored, and refueled as you harness the power God has reserved just for you
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SKU (ISBN): 9781400237838
ISBN10: 1400237831
Sarah Jakes Roberts
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 2024
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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