Faith To Flourish
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God has created you and called you to flourish even in the most difficult times: When there’s chaos, division, disasters, and wars. When your circumstances are challenging, your relationships are strained, your dreams have been shattered, or you are being shamed, slandered, or persecuted. When a new storm arises–from without or from within. But how can you flourish, particularly in the times when you can barely breathe from it all?
In this transformational book, speaker and bestselling author Christine Caine shows you that it’s possible to thrive in every season of life–including the hardest ones–by grounding yourself in God’s truth and activating the peace, resilience, and purpose he gives you. Using the biblical symbolism of the olive tree in Psalm 52:8, Christine unpacks how you can:
*develop deep spiritual roots that anchor you to withstand life’s storms;
*identify spiritual stagnation and experience renewed vitality and purpose;
*behold the beauty of God and cultivate a heart of wonder;
*nourish inner peace and joy through intentional shifts in perspective;
*foster reconciliation and build stronger, more fulfilling relationships; and
*embrace God’s plans and purpose for your life, while bearing fruit that impacts others.
No matter the challenges you face, God’s design for your life has not changed–to have the faith to flourish and be fruitful. This book will equip you with the courage, resilience, and wisdom you need to thrive through every challenge, in every season.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781400255252
ISBN10: 1400255252
Christine Caine
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: February 2026
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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