Arielle Estoria
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Arielle Estoria wrote The Unfolding.
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Bible Studies & Devotionals
“These words are stillness to the busy girl’s soul . . . when we are overwhelmed with our “enough-ness” not in what we do but simply who we are. This devo is the perfect space to sit with like-minded women, or in your own time, and walk away with a renounced and sure purpose and identity in Christ.”
Christian Living
“Beginner’s Pluck is a breath of fresh air for dream chasers and passion people everywhere. Liz has a way of expressing and articulating that make you feel as though you are sitting across from her, enthralled by her raw and tangible insight and life experience. These words are necessary food for the soul for anyone feeling stuck, inadequate, or buried under the necessary pressure to be perfect. Brava, brava.”
“Dr. Alma Zaragoza-Petty's recollection of her upbringing and how she has journeyed to reclaim the term chingona is a sisterhood chat we all need to hear. The words in this book are the healing balm and permission we all need in order to reclaim the selves that we were told had to look or be a certain way in order to be seen, heard, or valued.”
Christian Living
“For all of us wandering zealots, now vagabonds finding our way through the wild wonders of faith and belief, Matthias Roberts has offered a light on the path in front of us with his gentle and beautiful guiding for the holy runaways in all of us.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“There is something so enticingly refreshing about the perspective and conversation of Advent through the feminine lens. Scott Erickson’s reflection of the Advent season through the connection of the misrepresented women in the Savior story not only is healing and restorative but also brings us back into the story, where the feminine and the divine have always been.”
Christian Living
“Rachel Marie Kang has a beautiful way of compiling so much of our humanity and experiences that can cause pain and heartbreak and molds it into something beautiful and impactful. Let There Be Art is a liturgy of healing and restoration for the artist soul and gives a breath of fresh air for beginning again—whatever that means for you.”
Christian Living
“Book of Common Courage and The Lord Is My Courage “Armas offers an imperative spiritual balm to some of us who have experienced Scripture in ways that have been demeaning, dehumanizing, isolating, and used solely to reprimand and not to restore. In Sacred Belonging, the space to explore and wonder brought a calming peace over my anxious mind. Sacred Belonging is an invitation into a deep, expansive, and healing way of encountering Scripture in a truly meaningful and transformative manner. Armas has a gentle way of guiding you and inviting you to ‘go deeper,’ just as Jesus has always invited us to do.”
Christian Living
“If anyone has been lying in darkness, may this book be your light turned on, your windows open and the light streaming in with every page. Scott has given us the hope and fresh air we all need after a year that has kicked us down time and time again. Scott Erickson is the hand pulling us up gently and kindly with every word. Scott, thank you for leaving the light on for all of us.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“A sagacious guidebook for reclaiming the feminine and restoring the narrative of women in ancient texts. Hernandez provides an informative, compelling and bold theological view serving as a much needed key for liberation from patriarchal centered theology.”
World Religions
“This book is a gift. A gift filled with wisdom and sound research all eloquently threaded together. This book is also a key for unlocking the unacknowledged mysteries and marvels of the human body and how it connects to everything. This will be a book you can’t put down and one you come back to year after year as you relearn the wisdom of your body as it continues to change and grow.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“For a world of us budded humans seeking a space to bloom intentionally, purposely, and freely into our divine and connected selves, Garcia offers not a guide but a single stone on a path we have been conditioned to believe that we can't create ourselves. Every meditation, reflective exercise, and gentle offering allows our learned petals of shame and guilt to unfold into freedom and safety. What Makes You Bloom is the sunshine we wanderers need to find the light and learn what it means to find it for ourselves time and time again.”
Christian Living
“With her whimsical way of speaking and existing, Brit Barron will pull the sunshine out of those scary, 'Is this worth it?' moments of your life and show you that yes, not only is it worth the risk, but more importantly, you are worth the risk. Grab your wine, get your tissues, and buckle up because this book will take your heart and mind for a wild ride, but peace and confidence will find you at the end of it.”
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