The Jesus Calling Discussion Guide for Those Facing a Life-Changing Diagnosis

Dec 2016 · Sold by Thomas Nelson

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About this ebook

The Jesus Calling Discussion Guide for Those Facing a Life-Changing Diagnosis is a 52-week resource that utilizes relevant passages from the best-selling daily devotional Jesus Calling®, and speaks to those navigating the reality of a life-altering diagnosis. This guide is written by Kristianne Stewart who is a writer, speaker and founder of Compassion That Compels. This ministry and nonprofit’s mission of hope is to reach those battling cancer with God’s love, reminding them they are never alone. Each weekly session is anchored by related Scripture, and is appropriate for personal reflection or group settings.

About the author

Sarah Young, author of the bestselling 365-day devotionals Jesus Calling® and Jesus Listens, was committed to helping people connect with Jesus and the Bible. Her books have sold more than 45 million copies worldwide. Jesus Calling® has appeared on all major bestseller lists. Sarah’s writings include Jesus Calling®, Jesus Listens®, Jesus Always, Jesus Today®, Jesus Lives™, Dear Jesus, Jesus Calling® for Little Ones, Jesus Calling® Bible Storybook, Jesus Calling®: 365 Devotions for Kids, and more, each encouraging readers in their journeys toward intimacy with Christ. Sarah believed praying for her readers was a privilege and God-given responsibility and did so daily even amidst her own health challenges. Connect with Jesus Calling at: Facebook.com/JesusCalling Instagram.com/JesusCalling Youtube.com/JesusCallingBook Pinterest.com/JesusCalling

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