Triumphant In Tough Times
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Each New Day, Celebrate Your Identity and Freedom in Christ
Bestselling author Neil Anderson has long been a tremendous source of wisdom and encouragement when it comes to dealing with the battles we face in life. In Triumphant in Tough Times, the best of his devotional writings have been brought together in one convenient collection.
Every day brings fresh challenges and responsibilities. With these personal devotions, stay rooted in the Word and strengthen your faith with thoughtful meditations that will help you:
*understand and celebrate what Christ has done for you and the resources He has given you for spiritual victory
*see your everyday struggles through the lens of His power working in you
*grow more in Christlikeness and spiritual maturity
Meet Christ anew and encounter His endless grace in surprising and transformative ways. This book is your invitation to abide in Him daily and experience His faithfulness!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736988001
ISBN10: 0736988009
Neil Anderson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2023
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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