Bøger af Renee Spivey

Life...It has its highs and its lows. If we're honest, sometimes its hard to pray. It's hard to be thankful all the time, especially when it seems as if everything is coming against us. Sometimes, we just want to yell, scream and cry. And at other times, we want to give praise and send up requests on behalf of ourselves and others. With this journal, you can do it all. Write in order or out of order, according to how you feel that day based on the prayer prompts listed throughout the journal. It's the perfect size for on the go, your war room, your beside or wherever you find yourself thankful, blessed and sometimes stressed.

Never in my life could I've imagine I would be on the inside of a prison cell, but sure enough in 1995, that is exactly what happened. You see, I was the ultimate good girl - perfect student, church-going, never got in trouble girl. I also was an outcast, never fitting in. Even though I knew better, it was really easy for me to succumb to peer pressure. Little did I know, being popular was not all it was cracked up to be. I should have "stayed in my lane." But common sense did not prevail and I found myself in a situation that would change my life forever. It was the worst time, but yet it ended up being exactly what I needed to get my life back on track. Thankfully, the story didn't end there. Come along for the ride in Once Broken...A Journey to Restoration!

Our lives are shaped by the women we come in contact with throughout our lives. These women can be our mothers, aunts, grandmothers, sisters, friends or co-workers. Many women are wounded by the ugly, shallow conflicts that burst forth from other women who've let their own insecurities rule their behavior. Unfortunately, once pain is inflicted, sometimes grudges, mistrust and unforgiveness reign too long, not allowing for the chance for deeper connections.When Women Connect strives to highlight and encourage women to reach for deeper connections in their lives. In Part One, the co-authors share stories of extraordinary connections that led to unlikely friendships and unforgettable mentors. For women who are seeking ways to make better connections, co-authors from Part Two offer advice that can transcend any place, whether it be home, church, or work.

Are you a business owner? A freelancer? A stay-at-home mom? Are you still working a nine-to-five job, but dream of working for yourself? There is great joy and risk to becoming an entrepreneur. When Women Become Business Owners provides solid business and faith-based advice from 22 real female entrepreneurs. Find wisdom, inspiration, and encouragement for those times when you may find road blocks or fear trying to snatch your dream away.