Natasha Smith
Biography
Natasha Smith wrote Can You Just Sit with Me? and Black Woman Grief.
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Christian Living
“Live Slowly offers readers hope that it is possible to live an unhurried life in our fast-paced world. It tenderly grants us permission to intentionally shift toward a life that God intended for us at the beginning of time—one that is slower, more meaningful, and filled with fellowship with God and others. This book encourages us to savor each moment, linger longer, listen attentively, and be fully present. With vivid imagery, Jodi Grubbs transports us to island living and beckons us to create our own 'Island in the City.' Live Slowly is a beautifully written gift our hurried souls have longed for.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Sheila Wise Rowe is a safe voice, offering a holy nudge to remember God as our hope and care amid loss and racial trauma. Seeds of Racial Healing is a timely encouragement, a deep exhale, and a source of comfort for weary sojourners, reminding us that even amid the pressures and unrest of our world, it is God who plants seeds of hope, healing, and restoration in our hearts.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Yes and amen! The Freedom of Surrender is a must-read for every believer. Each devotional invites us to experience the joy that comes from surrendering every area, aspect, and moment of our lives to Christ. Mary DeMuth's words not only encourage us but also teach and gently nudge us to lean more deeply into the spiritual discipline of surrender. She artfully presents surrender and trust in Christ as the antidote to life's struggles, pains, and grief, ultimately leading us to greater joy, day by day.”
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