Seasons Of Life
$17.99
We all go through many seasons in our lives. There are often times we feel like we are under a microscope, living in darkness, feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. Yet at other time, we may feel all alone. Have you ever felt engulfed by sorrow and despair? What about the time when you feel like laughing but you have to sigh? The time when you feel like crying but you have to grin? It’s only a season, just like spring, summer, fall and winter. Gaining knowledge about the various seasons of life will help you through your walk in life. There will be some who make it on this journey, while others may lose their way as in being in a maze, and others be left on the way side. It is my sincere desire that we all make it through the various seasons of life. It’s a matter of knowing how….and you too can make it through!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781612155586
ISBN10: 1612155588
Marthe Bellanton-Beinaime
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2010
Publisher: Xulon Press
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