I Live In The Secret Place
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Anne Latouche is a single mother of 2 children. This status was inherited by her due to a marriage that failed after 7 years. Why? God was not in it. The challenges of life after that, lead her to a closer understanding of God and how he works in the lives of individuals who seek to know his unconditional love for us, and he brings the victory that we need to get us through each challenge. Her message to those who read this book is, that no matter what you face when you are challenged, whether single parent or not, when God is at the centre of your world, you can have victory and you can rejoice because He is with you in the valley and He grants you his favour when you keep your focus on him and not on your circumstances. You can live in “the Secret Place”, “His Secret Place”. There you are safe.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781628719840
ISBN10: 1628719842
Anne Latouche
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2014
Publisher: Xulon Press
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