Blueprint For Belonging
1 Year With Jesus
$17.99
Every girl’s guide to discovering who you truly are in Jesus
Being a middle school girl is . . . a lot. It seems like every day presents a new challenge as you navigate friendship, crushes, girl drama, stress, school, and confusing emotions.
One Year with Jesus is your guide for dealing with the stuff that life is throwing at you right now. Think of this devotional journal as a safe space where you can get real with God–and where God can bring you the peace and comfort you need.
Inside this book you’ll find:
*52 devotions to help you apply God’s Word when life gets messy–one for every week of the year
*Reflection questions to help you grow closer to Jesus
*Journaling space so you can be honest with God about how you feel
These early teen years can be really hard–but they can also be really beautiful. Because it’s here that God shapes the girl you once were into the woman he created you to be.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780764242496
ISBN10: 0764242490
Kelsey Scism
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2024
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
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