Wednesday, February 23, 2022

Wonderful Devotional Journal! '52 Weeks of Resilience' - by Ink & Willow

 


About the book:

Infuse spirituality and peace into your daily life with this beautiful interactive journal that offers a simple way to lower stress and rediscover rest.

Don't worry. It's easy to say these words because we know worrying doesn't accomplish anything, but when we're faced with our own uncertainties, worry is usually our first response. Drawing from biblical promises and wisdom, 52 Weeks of Resilience offers tried-and-true ways to let go of anxiety and live in peace and freedom. As you meditate on Scripture, reflect through journaling, and apply simple challenges to your every day, you will learn to intentionally:

- Choose gratitude and joy over worry without waiting for perfect circumstances
- Create a habit of prayer so you may find peace in surrendering your fears and worries to God
- Practice a spirit of thoughtfulness as you shift your instinctual responses from fear and disappointment to resilience and confidence
- Follow simple, practical action steps as you strive to capture every thought and replace them with truth

On your journey toward resilience in the face of stress and life's trials, you will experience freedom, peace of mind, and true contentment. Because even in times of stress and worry, you can still take control. You don't have to let it rule your life. Instead, you can learn to thrive.

My review:

This was a wonderful book filled with a lot of great tips for letting go of anxiety and worry and instead praying and remembering God's promises.  There were a few overarching themes like being thankful or prayerful that a couple weeks or so would focus on with each week having a different short devotional and then plenty of room to journal.  It had a Bible verse, a question to reflect on and a small action step to take such as looking up a song or writing a thank you note.  The photographs were beautiful and I could see this being a devotional I would read again and again.  I highly recommend this book!

I received a pdf copy of this book free from Waterbrook Multnomah.  I was not compensated for this review.  All opinions are my own.

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