About the Book:
Do you desperately fear you have nothing to offer the world but secretly hope you're wrong?
You were born to make art. You were made to live art. You might not see yourself as an artist, but you are--in so many unexpected ways. In what you create, whether poetry or pie, sculpture or sand castle, calligraphy or conversation. It's time to uncover the shape of your soul, turn down the voice of the inner critic, and move into the world with the courage to be who you most deeply are.
Creating a life of meaning is not about finding that one great thing you were made to do, it's about knowing the one great God you were made to glorify--in a million little ways.
My Thoughts:
“There is only one way, one truth, and one life. One way for the many of us. One divine nature reflected through the lives
of millions of image bearer’s.
God comes down to come in.
And then? He comes out in a
million little ways.” (p. 77)
This is the most encouraging book I’ve read it quite some
time! This is not a “feel good” book,
but an honest evaluation of God’s presence in your life and the way He creates
His children to reflect His love and glory for which they were created. This book will encourage readers to look for
God’s fingerprint on their lives, despite life circumstance, and begin to
follow His unique plan for their lives.
This is not a “how-to” book.
This is not a theological study.
This is an honest, open-faced look into God’s design for a full-filling
life. The author talks about the doubts
and insecurities that are often used as an excuse not to fulfill the purpose
that God has designed us for…and she also reminds readers not to place a time
limit on God’s purposes. There is SO
MUCH that goes into our artful design!
God uses everything for our good and His glory…and the end result is SO
WORTH it!
Please, read this book.
Share this book. Re-read this
book and praise GOD for His grace and mercy! This is a fabulous book! A book to be read with a highlighter in
hand! This was a true God appointment
for me!
Emily Freeman is the author of Grace for the Good Girl and Graceful. Whether writing or speaking, Emily's words create space for souls to breathe, offering fresh perspective on the gracefulness of the everyday and the sacredness of our inner lives. She and her husband John live in North Carolina with their three children. Connect with Emily online at www.emilypfreeman.com where you'll find her blog, Chatting at the Sky.
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