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    The One Who Loves Me: Sovereign Love, #2
    The One Who Sees Me: Sovereign Love, #3
    The One Who Knows Me: Sovereign Love, #1
    Ebook series4 titles

    Sovereign Love Series

    By Joan Embola

    4.5/5

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    About this series

    At some stage in every Christian's life, we have to deal with the seemingly paradoxical existence of suffering and a good God who knows and loves us. That's exactly what Teeyana and Jayden, the main characters of Joan Embola's debut novel The One Who Knows Me experience. In this devotional and journal, you'll follow the faith journeys of Teeyana and Jayden chapter-by-chapter and tackle deep topics such as;

    • How God's sovereignty works for us and not against us
    • How giving control to God helps us navigate trials
    • How God's love helps us find hope after tragic loss

    With reflections, bible readings, prayers, affirmations and journaling prompts, this companion devotional shares a journey of hope and how you can learn to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who knows all things.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLove Qualified Press
    Release dateSep 10, 2021
    The One Who Loves Me: Sovereign Love, #2
    The One Who Sees Me: Sovereign Love, #3
    The One Who Knows Me: Sovereign Love, #1

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      The One Who Knows Me: Sovereign Love, #1
      The One Who Knows Me: Sovereign Love, #1

      The One Who Knows Me: Sovereign Love, #1

      Joan Embola
      5/5 - 12 ratings
      5/5 - 12 ratings

      IS GOD SOVEREIGN OVER TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY?   Bullies and family disasters have left eighteen-year-old Teeyana Sparks filled with anxiety and doubt. She feels pressured to believe in God, but as she embarks on her college journey in the hope of one day working at Google as a graphic designer, the only thing she believes in is controlling her own life. Things change when she meets Jayden Williams—the guy with a charming smile and kind heart.    Struggling with grief and recovering from a season of depression, nineteen-year-old Jayden is determined to help Teeyana believe in God's goodness again. But when yet another tragedy strikes close to home, Teeyana's response exposes Jayden's unhealed wounds and tips him into a mental health relapse.    With the looming possibility of not getting her dream life, Teeyana is caught between holding on to her illusion of control and surrendering to a God she's rejected. And as Jayden strives to break out of his despondency, he has to face that letting God in may involve him letting go of his friendship with Teeyana. Teeyana and Jayden must wrestle with uncomfortable truths, and the pride in their hearts, in order to face their biggest giant—God's sovereignty over both triumph and tragedy.   The One Who Knows Me, book one in the Sovereign Love series, is a heart-warming standalone novel about hope and learning to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who knows all things.

      IS GOD SOVEREIGN OVER TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY?   Bullies and family disasters have left eighteen-year-old Teeyana Sparks filled with anxiety and doubt. She feels pressured to believe in God, but as she embarks on her college journey in the hope of one day working at Google as a graphic designer, the only thing she believes in is controlling her own life. Things change when she meets Jayden Williams—the guy with a charming smile and kind heart.    Struggling with grief and recovering from a season of depression, nineteen-year-old Jayden is determined to help Teeyana believe in God's goodness again. But when yet another tragedy strikes close to home, Teeyana's response exposes Jayden's unhealed wounds and tips him into a mental health relapse.    With the looming possibility of not getting her dream life, Teeyana is caught between holding on to her illusion of control and surrendering to a God she's rejected. And as Jayden strives to break out of his despondency, he has to face that letting God in may involve him letting go of his friendship with Teeyana. Teeyana and Jayden must wrestle with uncomfortable truths, and the pride in their hearts, in order to face their biggest giant—God's sovereignty over both triumph and tragedy.   The One Who Knows Me, book one in the Sovereign Love series, is a heart-warming standalone novel about hope and learning to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who knows all things.

    • 2

      The One Who Loves Me: Sovereign Love, #2
      The One Who Loves Me: Sovereign Love, #2

      The One Who Loves Me: Sovereign Love, #2

      Joan Embola
      4/5 - 7 ratings
      4/5 - 7 ratings

      IS GOD SOVEREIGN OVER LOVE STORIES? Amara Ikezie is a new grad nurse who is thrilled to start her dream job in Atlanta's biggest children's hospital. But when her best friend gets engaged, Amara is faced with the looming pressure from her mom to find her own man. Determined to escape the pressure to marry, Amara takes on a task to find the 'perfect' man who ticks all the boxes on her list. Raymond Aderinto is a pediatric cardiologist with a wall of accolades and a string of failed relationships. After his fourth girlfriend dumps him, Raymond vows to get confirmation from God first before entering into his next relationship—even though he'd love to find his bride before turning thirty. When Raymond spills coffee on Amara's scrubs, he becomes certain she's the woman God wants to be his wife. But unfortunately for him, Raymond doesn't tick Amara's boxes, and worst of all, Amara is sure her Igbo mom would never approve of a marriage to a man from the Yoruba tribe. Despite Amara's efforts to stay away from Raymond and convince herself he is not the one for her, her growing attraction for his character, values, and vision gives her more reasons to wonder if she was wrong about her prejudices toward him. When another doctor walks into Amara's life who ticks all her boxes and shows interest in her, she is caught between running into his 'perfect' arms, or going with Raymond who is turning out to be more perfect than she thought. The One Who Loves Me, book two in the Sovereign Love series, is a beautiful standalone novel about surrender and learning to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who writes the best love stories. 

      IS GOD SOVEREIGN OVER LOVE STORIES? Amara Ikezie is a new grad nurse who is thrilled to start her dream job in Atlanta's biggest children's hospital. But when her best friend gets engaged, Amara is faced with the looming pressure from her mom to find her own man. Determined to escape the pressure to marry, Amara takes on a task to find the 'perfect' man who ticks all the boxes on her list. Raymond Aderinto is a pediatric cardiologist with a wall of accolades and a string of failed relationships. After his fourth girlfriend dumps him, Raymond vows to get confirmation from God first before entering into his next relationship—even though he'd love to find his bride before turning thirty. When Raymond spills coffee on Amara's scrubs, he becomes certain she's the woman God wants to be his wife. But unfortunately for him, Raymond doesn't tick Amara's boxes, and worst of all, Amara is sure her Igbo mom would never approve of a marriage to a man from the Yoruba tribe. Despite Amara's efforts to stay away from Raymond and convince herself he is not the one for her, her growing attraction for his character, values, and vision gives her more reasons to wonder if she was wrong about her prejudices toward him. When another doctor walks into Amara's life who ticks all her boxes and shows interest in her, she is caught between running into his 'perfect' arms, or going with Raymond who is turning out to be more perfect than she thought. The One Who Loves Me, book two in the Sovereign Love series, is a beautiful standalone novel about surrender and learning to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who writes the best love stories. 

    • 3

      The One Who Sees Me: Sovereign Love, #3
      The One Who Sees Me: Sovereign Love, #3

      The One Who Sees Me: Sovereign Love, #3

      Joan Embola
      5/5 - 4 ratings
      5/5 - 4 ratings

      IS GOD SOVEREIGN OVER MISTAKES AND FAILURES?   Heather Osborne's past consisted of partying, drugs, and thriving on the attention of men… until her cycle of pain and rejection brought her to the feet of Jesus. For four years, she has been struggling to shake off her demons, and when her business fails, she returns home to start a marketing internship. But Heather gets more than she bargained for when she is assigned to work with the handsome son of the CEO.   Emmanuel Madu, the managing director of Madu Health, is not sold on his father's plan for him to take over the family business. When he is coerced to supervise the new marketing intern, he accepts it for fear of disappointing his father. But when the red-haired, green-eyed intern walks into his life and challenges his cowardice, their budding friendship forces Emmanuel to reassess his values and convictions.   When Heather starts developing feelings for Emmanuel, she finds herself torn between returning to her old habits and fighting to embrace her new life of faith in God. And with time running out for Emmanuel, he must decide whether to continue living in his father's shadow or break up his family by walking away.   The One Who Sees Me, book three in the Sovereign Love series, is an uplifting standalone novel about forgiveness and learning to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who sees all our struggles.

      IS GOD SOVEREIGN OVER MISTAKES AND FAILURES?   Heather Osborne's past consisted of partying, drugs, and thriving on the attention of men… until her cycle of pain and rejection brought her to the feet of Jesus. For four years, she has been struggling to shake off her demons, and when her business fails, she returns home to start a marketing internship. But Heather gets more than she bargained for when she is assigned to work with the handsome son of the CEO.   Emmanuel Madu, the managing director of Madu Health, is not sold on his father's plan for him to take over the family business. When he is coerced to supervise the new marketing intern, he accepts it for fear of disappointing his father. But when the red-haired, green-eyed intern walks into his life and challenges his cowardice, their budding friendship forces Emmanuel to reassess his values and convictions.   When Heather starts developing feelings for Emmanuel, she finds herself torn between returning to her old habits and fighting to embrace her new life of faith in God. And with time running out for Emmanuel, he must decide whether to continue living in his father's shadow or break up his family by walking away.   The One Who Sees Me, book three in the Sovereign Love series, is an uplifting standalone novel about forgiveness and learning to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who sees all our struggles.

    • The God Who Knows Me: A Companion Devotional & Journal: Sovereign Love
      The God Who Knows Me: A Companion Devotional & Journal: Sovereign Love

      The God Who Knows Me: A Companion Devotional & Journal: Sovereign Love

      Joan Embola
      0 ratings
      0 ratings

      At some stage in every Christian's life, we have to deal with the seemingly paradoxical existence of suffering and a good God who knows and loves us. That's exactly what Teeyana and Jayden, the main characters of Joan Embola's debut novel The One Who Knows Me experience. In this devotional and journal, you'll follow the faith journeys of Teeyana and Jayden chapter-by-chapter and tackle deep topics such as; How God's sovereignty works for us and not against us How giving control to God helps us navigate trials How God's love helps us find hope after tragic loss With reflections, bible readings, prayers, affirmations and journaling prompts, this companion devotional shares a journey of hope and how you can learn to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who knows all things.

      At some stage in every Christian's life, we have to deal with the seemingly paradoxical existence of suffering and a good God who knows and loves us. That's exactly what Teeyana and Jayden, the main characters of Joan Embola's debut novel The One Who Knows Me experience. In this devotional and journal, you'll follow the faith journeys of Teeyana and Jayden chapter-by-chapter and tackle deep topics such as; How God's sovereignty works for us and not against us How giving control to God helps us navigate trials How God's love helps us find hope after tragic loss With reflections, bible readings, prayers, affirmations and journaling prompts, this companion devotional shares a journey of hope and how you can learn to take comfort in the sovereign goodness of a loving God who knows all things.

    Author

    Joan Embola

    Joan Embola is a UK-based Cameroonian-Nigerian Christian author who aims to share God's love one word at a time. She writes books about diverse characters whose hope-filled stories point to the sovereign love and goodness of God in our broken world. She is a qualified Physician Associate and also the founder of Love Qualified, a ministry dedicated to encouraging others to experience the sovereign love of the one true God who has qualified us to be His beloved ones. She is a passionate lover and teacher of God’s word, and she shares this passion on her YouTube channel, blog, and podcast. When she’s not writing or curled up with a book, you’ll find her watching movies, YouTube videos, or making memories with her family and friends. You can connect with her on her website and on instagram, YouTube, her blog, and her podcast. Join her newsletter to stay up to date with new releases and more book news.

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