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Maintaining Peace In Difficult Times Companion Study Guide
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Do You Struggle With a Lack of Peace in Your Life?
We live in a world that is full of anxiety, stress, and fear, but that is not God’s will for those who are His children. Jesus is the Prince of Peace, and His presence is always available to help us walk in peace and remain calm, regardless of situations we may find ourselves in.
In this 15-part series, Denise Renner uncovers powerful truths that are essential in helping you to maintain peace in these times. No matter what comes your way, you will learn how to find stability in the middle of challenging situations by knowing the One who lives inside you, how to fight battles and overcome them, the importance of thoughts and words, and so much more!
In these lessons, Denise will help you dive in to the following topics:
Controlling Your EmotionsSeeing Your Problem as Smaller Than GodMaking a Habit of RejoicingRecognizing the Real EnemyLiving One Day at a TimeRemembering What God Has Already Done for You
Using Scripture verses, real stories from the Bible, and personal situations from her own life, each lesson offers key insight and guidance for living a victorious Christian life while walking in peace, even in difficult times.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781667509464
ISBN10: 1667509462
Denise Renner
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2024
Publisher: Harrison House Publishers
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