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SNEAK PEEK – Meet the New You by Elisa Pulliam

Change is possible.

Click here to download an excerpt from Meet the New You. 

As women, we are constantly evaluating ourselves. Am I enough? Why can’t I change this certain thing about myself? Should I be doing more?

We long for real, deep, lasting change—but we don’t know how to begin. In Meet the New You, Elisa Pulliam empowers women to take charge of their own life transformation by engaging in a meaningful relationship with God and His Word. Each chapter gives practical and interactive ways to address some of the biggest obstacles that stand in the way of permanent change. Through stories, biblical application, personality assessments, thought-provoking questions, and life-coaching principles, Meet the New You helps women:

  • understand who they are
  • cultivate a vision for who they want to become
  • recognize what holds them [ … ]

SNEAK PEEK: Crash the Chatterbox Participant’s Guide by Steven Furtick

Read the first chapter of Crash the Chatterbox Participant’s Guide.

Focus on the promises of God to overcome the voices of insecurity, fear, condemnation, and discouragement….

This guide will help you and your small group replace negative internal chatter with the promises of God. Join Pastor Steven Furtick as he walks you and your group through the issues of insecurity, fear, condemnation, and discouragement, and learn as he offers strategies for combating them.

Designed for both individuals and groups for use with the companion DVD, which consists of six video sessions.

SNEEK PEAK: Moving Forward by Everett Worthington Jr.

“I can never forgive myself,” she said. “Every time I think about it, I get sick to my stomach.”
I knew that feeling. I had felt it due to my own failures and shortcomings.

Click here to download chapter one of Moving Forward.

The partial truth about us is hard to accept: We hurt those we love. We fail to step in when others need us most. We do wrong—and we need forgiveness. From others and from God, but also from ourselves. But the full truth about us is liberating and freeing: while we are more deeply flawed than we can imagine, we also are far more valuable and cherished than we can [ … ]