Let Go : Live Free Of The Burdens All Women Know
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With solid biblical teaching and deeply moving stories, Sheila Walsh helps women discover God’s goodness in everyday life, leading them to freedom from the universal areas of brokenness every woman knows. Why is it so difficult to believe in the redemptive upswing to life’s heartaches? A divorce happens, and hope seems so distant. A job is lost, and a sense of security drifts away. A dream is unfulfilled, and it seems better not to dream at all. Sheila Walsh believes that the battle for hope-for freedom to live fully in the face of life’s challenges-is the central need every woman can discover. In Let Go, she gives solid biblical teaching and deeply moving stories to show women how God longs to set them free from poor self-image, fear, relationship troubles, legalism, loneliness, and so much more. Through her own trials, she has found new depths of God’s goodness for a woman’s most common heartaches, and she now shares them with the world.
From the back cover: Burdened. The word alone makes shoulders sink. It slows down our lives. It clouds our vision. It is the result of so many memories, grudges, fears, uncertainty, and stress. It is heavy. “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” (Matt 11:28) Overworked? Overcommitted? Overtired? Underappreciated? Let go and live free. Sound impossible? Sheila Walsh thought so – until God proved himself again and again through his Word, his people, and her life.
In Let Go, the bestselling author and speaker walks readers through the journey to freedom in Christ. Along the way, she tackles some of the toughest struggles that weigh women down, answering them with overwhelming truth, promise, and hope. You can lay down your burdens. You can rest. You can find peace. You can live free. Start here. Let Go. And see what God can do.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781400203024
ISBN10: 1400203023
Sheila Walsh
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2011
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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