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Turning Points: 5 Days to a New Life
by Libba Narron Lewey
E-Book 1 Turning Points
The Cherished Living Series
Back a woman against a wall, threaten her, or her family, her energy level, or her divine purpose in life,
and she’ll come out swinging with all she's got and she will survive. Yes, many women have been punched hard and are weary.
But none of us is down for the count. It’s true. Women are not only survivers. They're thrivers.
And they are proving this everyday!
They’re here to serve, to pray, to nourish, to make a difference…their life is a canvas and they are mightier than Picaso. Give them a stone and they'll carve their dreams. They'll serve mankind. Out of despair they create opportunity.
In the process they sometimes get worn down, battle weary,
and lose sight of the need to “cherish” the “who” and “why” God made them.
Living a “Cherished Life” is to consider first that you are...
Dearly Loved
That Your Life is a Treasure and a Gift
That You Have Value
The Lord takes great pleasure and delight in you and
God’s grace is working 24/7 on your behalf
E-Book 1: Turning Points…5 Days to a New Life
32 page E-book. 5 Sections. Each section followed by a fun, interactive
Cherished Living Workout…
Great for Small Groups, Bible Study Groups, or Individual Reading & Reflection
***Attn: Women’s Ministry Directors…Leader’s Guide available January 2011
Turning points come to each of us.
Sometimes we’re stuck. Or tired. Overwhelmed. Many times Directionless. And confused. We need a new dose of enthusiasm about life or work.
We’re looking for new Purpose, new Energy, for that which makes us bound out of bed in the morning. We want to live life being “who” God made us to be…using our talents and gifts to go out and make a difference.
Turning points can create a resurrection…allowing us to rise again and again! Whether from the university of adversity, a career gone stale, or simply a need for a new beginning…The Cherished Life series will bring you to the heart of God and help you renew and reenergize!
More Info Here: Turning Points
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