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The Art of Casting Your Cares and Resting in God. Joyce Meyer explains why we should and how we can: -Trade our anxiety and worry for peace and joy. -Develop a childlike attitude of faith. -Rest in the arms of the Lord. -And much more! You will develop a deeper, more meaningful relationship with your heavenly Father as you understand how He cares for you. By following the leading of the Holy Spirit, your life will be filled with unlimited hope and overflow with His peace, so that you will finally Be Anxious for Nothing!
Difficult times, trials and tribulation are part of
living in this world. However, God has provided a way for us to enjoy peace as a part of
daily life. We can choose either to allow ourselves to be burdened with worry and anxiety
or to live in the peace and joy the Father intended. In Be Anxious for Nothing,
bestselling author Joyce Meyer teaches how to draw on the peace of God in the midst of
negative circumstances instead of responding as do many people in the world with
restlessness, fear and apprehension. She reveals the nature of the peace Jesus describes
in John 14:27- a peace which is unlike anything the world knows- and how it can fill every
area of your life.
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One of the most underappreciated releases of 1999, Heaven & Earth features some of the most exciting and creative female talent in the Christian music world. Michelle Tumes's worshipful ballad "For the Glory of Your Name" leads off the release, and could be one of her better recording efforts. Producer John Hartley, who wrote and managed this pleasing project, magically segues Tumes's wistful number into Jennifer Knapp's Celtic-oriented "Whisper My Name." It's a device tastefully used throughout as artists Nichole Nordeman, Margaret Becker, and Rebecca St. James blend one into the other. The seamless threading of Tumes's "My Dwelling Place" into St. James's "River of Life" explains why these singers are so well drawn together. Although stylistically different, each woman approaches the music in a spirit of worship. This is so much more than a collection: it's truly a well-woven celebration of talent. --Michael Lyttle
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