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    Under A Glass Moon: A Powerful Witness: A Daily Devotional
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    Under A Glass Moon: A Powerful Witness: A Daily Devotional

    By Bob Chochola

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    About this ebook

    All human beings have a story to tell. Most never tell it. They never take the time.

    Faith is a journey. Life has a purpose. God wants a relationship.

    We are, all of humanity, connected by faith, life, and relationship.

    This book is the story of how God searched for me and found me in the darkness of my own despair. He saved me from a lifetime struggle with addiction and abuse. I am a witness to God’s promise. I prayed while I wrote these words—those prayers are here for you to read and share. The prayers led me to thought-provoking words and ideas for you to explore further in scripture and then in writing your own life story.

    I encourage you to explore God’s word every day of the year, then take the time to journal how it relates to, encourages, and inspires your life story, your faith journey, and your relationship with God.

    Give God’s promises for you a voice under a glass moon.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCovenant Books, Inc.
    Release dateOct 29, 2021
    ISBN9781638142317
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