100 Days To Brave Guided Journal
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Sometimes in the midst of life’s demands, we let other people’s expectations of us shape our dreams, instead of embracing all that God has for us. How can we change our perspective and take a brave first step toward being who we truly are?
Hundreds of thousands of readers have learned what it means to be brave enough to step into their true selves through Annie F. Downs’s book 100 Days to Brave. Now, this guided journal takes us even further on our journey toward being brave in every aspect of our lives.
Weaving excerpts from 100 Days to Brave with journaling prompts, Bible verses, and memorable quotes, this hundred-day guided journal encourages us to reflect on the source of our fears, explore the state of our faith, and analyze the path we are on compared to where we want to be.
This highly interactive book can be used on its own or along with the 100 Days to Brave devotional. With a foiled cover, a ribbon bookmark, and beautifully designed interiors, 100 Days to Brave Guided Journal is a perfect gift for graduates, someone beginning a new job or considering a new career path, or anyone facing a new challenge in life. The 100 Days to Brave Guided Journal is like a handheld life coach that guides us toward a braver future. As Annie writes, you are braver than you know. So get started on becoming who God is calling you to be.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780310455226
ISBN10: 0310455227
Annie Downs
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: May 2020
Publisher: Zondervan
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