Choose Confidence 3 Minute Devotions For Teen Girls
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This delightful new devotional encourages you to take a few moments of your day to quiet your spirit, think on God’s amazing love for you, and to choose to live in confidence. Dozens of just-right-sized readings pack a powerful dose of comfort, encouragement, and inspiration and are designed to meet you right where you are in life. In only 3 short minutes, you will be on your way to seeing yourself as God sees you. . .as a capable, confident daughter of the King!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781636094342
ISBN10: 1636094341
April Frazier
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2022
3 Minute Devotions
Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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