100 Days Of Bible Promises
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In her devotional journal, 100 Days of Bible Promises, author Shanna Noel prompts you to dive into God’s unwavering truth, with topics such as freedom, comfort, grace, and gratitude. For 100 days, you’ll receive a featured Scripture, devotion, prayer, along with space for doodling, journaling, writing notes, or any other forms of creative expression. Take time to listen to the whispering voice of God, pray and reflect on His steadfast promises and allow Him to change your life. God’s promises are power for living!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781684082162
UPC: 081983641893
Shanna Noel
Binding: Other
Published: March 2018
Publisher: DaySpring
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