Stop The Spiral Devotional
$22.00
Are your thoughts holding you captive? Are you worn out from getting stuck in patterns of anxiety, distraction, or cynicism? If so, do you know that God built a way for us to escape that downward spiral?
Stop the Spiral Devotional, inspired by the New York Times bestseller Get Out of Your Head, is your invitation to begin noticing negative spirals–every day. In this book, you’ll find one hundred days of devotions to inspire you to stop toxic thinking patterns and remind you of God’s power to set you free. Each day’s reading includes:
– verses for meditating on God’s Word
– a “Rewire the Spiral” statement to repeat throughout your day
– a personal prayer for sparking deeper intimacy with God
Let this hundred-day devotional guide you in refusing to be a victim to your thoughts and in realizing that you have already been equipped with God’s power to live free.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780593445464
ISBN10: 0593445465
Jenna Allen
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 2024
Publisher: WaterBrook
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