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#87: Unafraid by Gracie Malone (US/CDN #Giveaway)

A 365-day devotional that will encourage and help readers overcome the fear that consumes, disturbs, and paralyzes them.

To live without fear is one of the most challenging goals you can make in your life. Fear lurks in the deep recesses of the human heart and surprises even the most mature Christian. 

There are over 400 instances in the Bible of God telling His children to not be afraid. If repetition of a matter has anything to do with importance, God decided this was a big one. But rather than being a command or admonition, the tone spoken in turn by God, angels, and disciples is compelling and encouraging, like a parent comforting a fearful child. 

In UNAFRAID, Gracie Malone brings light, a touch of humor, stories, quotes, prayers, and encouragement to everyone who is fighting to trust in the only One who can take their fear away.


  • Hardcover: 384 pages
  • Publisher: FaithWords (October 6, 2015)
  • ISBN: 9781455586851

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About the Author

GRACIE MALONE, born and bred in Texas, attended ETSU in Commerce (now Texas A&M) where she excelled in English, Journalism, and Business Writing before she found her place writing in the spiritual realm, authoring and coauthoring six non-fiction books. She specializes in discipleship and the establishment of small group ministries. Gracie and her husband Joe have three adult sons and live in Grapevine, Texas.


REVIEW:
Love it!
I love a good devotional. One that makes me stop and think about my own actions in my daily life. One that has me asking myself if there is something I could change for the better. I love the way this book does that to me.
Not like other devotionals I have read, this one has a bible snippet at the beginning, a section of words to make you comprehend the teaching and look into yourself, then another bible passage to seal the devotion. It's like you're being walked through each bible teaching, and I like that. It helps you understand the bible, and yourself, better. 
Now this book is a way to get past your fears, understand them and work through them. For me, being agoraphobic, this book will help me move past that initial anxiety of being in large groups. I look forward to the lessons I will learn that will help me move past it. So if you are like me, or if you have other fears, this devotional is for you. Our fears can often hold us back, and this book will show you how to keep moving on, despite our fears.

5/5


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