Love Letters from the King
- Bible Studies & Devotionals
- Children & Youth
- Publisher: Revell (Baker Publishing Group)
- Published: 2021
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Publisher's Description
We all desire to feel seen, treasured, and wanted. Most of us head to social media for it, but the truth is this: only God's love can fully satisfy us, and he has all the answers. Our Father and King wants to help us filter through the lies, confusion, heartbreak, and expectations of the world as we feast on his Word. With Love Letters from the King, Tarah-Lynn Saint-Elien encourages you to swipe out of social media and into Scripture. Through 100 biblical devotions, Tarah-Lynn reveals God's heart for you as you wrestle with issues of identity, intimacy, pain, and perseverance. Each devotion includes- relatable entries sharing the struggles of young women- prayer prompts to continue your conversation with God- Scripture meditations to dig deeper - biblical affirmations to carry into your day God is singling you out to write a love letter that will speak to your situation and soothe your soul. Modes of communication have changed, but our King will always get his message across to you.
Endorsements (2)
“Whether you believe you deserve a crown or not, whether you’re single, married, young, or old, you are royalty. You deserve to know that you have a seat at a table set for the King, and this book will take you on that journey so you can claim your crown.”
“Kristen Dalton Wolfe, bestselling author of The Sparkle Effect, founder of She Is More, and former Miss USA “Tarah-Lynn does a beautiful job of speaking directly to women like they are her sistas. She holds nothing back from telling radical truths in a way that invites us to claim our royal positions as daughters to the King. While reading these words, I was inspired and empowered to have more conversations with Jesus and encouraged to share the love that I’ve received with others!”
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