Laura L. Smith
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Laura L. Smith wrote 5-Minute Devotions for Teens.
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Children & Youth
“Cheers to a fantastic devotional for teen girls! Relatable, honest, current, upbeat, and upfront, Coffee Shop Devos hits on the issues, concerns, and hearts of teen girls while offering simple yet thought-provoking prompts to grow your faith and live a life even more satisfying than the richest of mochas.”
Christian Living
“How to Stay Standing shows us how to build a life that matters, a life that endures even the roughest storms of life. Through vulnerable honesty and biblical truths, Patterson gives practical, actionable steps on how to build a rock-solid life by building our lives on Jesus. Building our lives on Jesus takes intentionality, but it is life changing and will help us stay standing no matter what comes our way.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Jesus has so much more for you, and Stephanie Nelson is just the person to encourage you to go for it. Stephanie’s experience, encouragement, and faith will guide you along your journey to imagine more by prompting you to utilize your passions and talents to make a difference in your own life, in this world, and in God’s kingdom.”
Christian Living
“As you read That’s Just Not True, you’ll envision Erica pulling out a chair, patting the cushion, sliding a chocolate croissant your way, and inviting you into some real talk (with plenty of laughs and a few tissues thrown in). A witty and engaging writer, Erica isn’t just telling us what to do—she’s the real deal. She’s lived this book out and longs for other women to experience the freedom she’s finding. I wish I had read this book in my twenties! I’m grabbing copies for my young adult daughters, as well as suggesting it to the young singles and mamas in my Bible study. I highly recommend That’s Just Not True to anyone who’s sick of believing the lies and longs to step into freedom and abundance.”
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