Enfolded In Gods Arms
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Embrace your inner healing! Let God’s tender love enfold you and restore the wounded places of your soul with this award-winning 40-day devotional for women.
Experience healing, change, and growth within the sacred space of your heart. Let these compassionate and insightful reflections gently guide you into a tender spiritual embrace.
– Reflect on meditations that illuminate the love of Jesus in the everyday hurts of life
– Find tender scriptures, hopeful prayers, positive questions, and silent moments with God
– Receive thoughtful affirmation as you search for peace
Hold hands with Jesus as you contemplate this peaceful garden of comforting reflections. Be renewed, refreshed, and spiritually transformed.
This gentle daily devotional is ideal for individual or group reading, self-help, and as a Lenten or other resource for Christian living.
Enfolded in God’s Arms was a finalist in both the Voice Arts Awards and the Next Generation Indie Book Awards.
“I recommend Enfolded in God’s Arms by Lisa Are Wulf for anyone who experiences struggles they ‘can’t seem to shake.’ It is non-threatening, yet challenging and transforming. Lisa uses a tender approach. I’ve never heard her voice, but I felt like I could hear her encouraging me.” Daphne Tarango, inspirational author
Let Enfolded in God’s Arms help you discover new perspectives as wounds are soothed and life moves forward.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781938042027
ISBN10: 1938042026
Lisa Wulf
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2016
Publisher: Lightning Source Ingram
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