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Turning to God in the Mess of Our Lives
Author: Michelle Cox
Narrator: Michelle Cox
Unabridged: 6 hr 19 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 06/21/2023
Genre: Religion - Christianity - Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints (mormon)
Synopsis
"Mortality will always include difficulty. We cannot simply avoid the pain, but we get credit for trying."
Do you ever wonder if your life is a mess because you don't have enough faith, or you haven't completely mastered the law of obedience? It's time to consider other possibilities. What if negative moments are a normal part of life? What if God doesn't demand perfection during our mortal journey? What if all he asks of us is that we show up, turn to him, and keep trying? Life can be difficult, especially for the driven perfectionist who follows his or her own perception of glory rather than the path God intended.
In this outstanding book, author Michelle Cox challenges our old belief systems and shows us how to rebuild principles to calm our minds, offer hope, and restore our connection with our heavenly parents.
Walk with Michelle and discover how to:
Embrace the mess of your life and see God's presence in every chaotic moment.Battle unhealthy messages and negative thoughts with truthful statements.Accept that it's okay to not be okay 100 percent of the time.As you commit to not perfecting these principles, you will learn to trust in God and yourself. Stop just surviving and instead empower yourself to find the freedom, peace, and joy in the messy pieces of you.
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