Rested Soul : 30 Meditations To Quiet Your Heart
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Do you feel rested and at peace? Or are you bombarded with obstacles keeping you from true soul rest? Daily life can be a grind, full of confusion and chaos. Award-winning author and Bible teacher Tessa Afshar has been there. Drawing from the lessons she learned from battling anxiety in her own life, Tessa brings you on a journey that cultivates a rested soul.
A book of 30 devotionals, The Rested Soul, includes vulnerable stories from Tessa’s personal life-stories that will make you feel known and remind you that you are not alone. Full of inspiration found in ordinary moments, Tessa shows you how to remove the impediments that stand in the way of a quiet heart. These deep reflections are accompanied by beautiful images (photography by Tessa’s husband). Exhale, heal, and find rest in God.
Tessa’s meditations create an oasis of calm when powerful storms of anxiety assail you. She brings you into your hope-filled, joy-infused life in Jesus. In Him, our hearts find quiet and comfort.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780802431172
ISBN10: 0802431178
Tessa Afshar
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2024
Publisher: Moody Publishers
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