1 Step Closer Devotional Guide Wild Hope
$19.99
What if you had hope that could overcome every disappointment? In the One Step Closer Devotional Guide: Wild Hope by Candace Cameron Bure, you’ll discover God’s true love for you, which is a never ending source of wild, relentless hope that emerges triumphant through everything from daily irritations to life’s greatest challenges.
During this 30-day journey, you’ll learn how to continually refresh your heart with hope, which yields abundant joy and peace. Interactive journaling prompts help you reflect on the bounty of God’s promises and purpose for you.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781648704185
ISBN10: 1648704182
Candace Bure
Binding: Imitation Leather
Published: August 2022
Publisher: DaySpring
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