Stones of Remembrance: A Rock-Hard Faith From Rock-Hard Places
“The rock-hard truth is that God loves you. Loves you. Loves you. Let that into your thirsty heart. Even if life is hard right now, it doesn’t diminish God’s love.”-Dr. Lois EvansFear of the future... sins of the past... a relationship at rock-bottom... Whatever you’re facing, you can be certain that it is nothing new to our God.In Stones of Remembrance, Dr. Lois Evans and Jane Rubietta take you back to stories of challenge and faithfulness in the lives of our Old Testament sisters. As you reflect on their experiences, the authors will show you how to gather your own stones, place them in the river before you, and cross over into the warm embrace of the fullness of God’s love.
“The rock-hard truth is that God loves you. Loves you. Loves you. Let that into your thirsty heart. Even if life is hard right now, it doesn’t diminish God’s love.”-Dr. Lois EvansFear of the future... sins of the past... a relationship at rock-bottom... Whatever you’re facing, you can be certain that it is nothing new to our God.In Stones of Remembrance, Dr. Lois Evans and Jane Rubietta take you back to stories of challenge and faithfulness in the lives of our Old Testament sisters. As you reflect on their experiences, the authors will show you how to gather your own stones, place them in the river before you, and cross over into the warm embrace of the fullness of God’s love.
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“The rock-hard truth is that God loves you. Loves you. Loves you. Let that into your thirsty heart. Even if life is hard right now, it doesn’t diminish God’s love.”-Dr. Lois EvansFear of the future... sins of the past... a relationship at rock-bottom... Whatever you’re facing, you can be certain that it is nothing new to our God.In Stones of Remembrance, Dr. Lois Evans and Jane Rubietta take you back to stories of challenge and faithfulness in the lives of our Old Testament sisters. As you reflect on their experiences, the authors will show you how to gather your own stones, place them in the river before you, and cross over into the warm embrace of the fullness of God’s love.
