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Even If : Devotions And Prayers For When Life Doesnt Go As Planned
$9.99
Even when life doesn’t go as planned, our God is still good!
Do you believe it? . . .
And, with Him by your side, ANYTHING and EVERYTHING is possible!
Have you experienced it? . . .
Inspired by Daniel 3:16-18, this uplifting collection of devotional meditations and prayers will refresh your weary soul and remind you of the hope that is found in our God of miracles–in the God of possibilities!
These 180 truth-infused devotions will help transform your heart and mind with enduring promises from God’s Word.
You’ll find your soul delighted as, on every beautiful page, you discover new strength, confidence, and courage for today, tomorrow, and all your days to come.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781636096858
ISBN10: 1636096859
Janet Rockey
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2023
Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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