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Palmer Trice

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Palmer Trice founded the Barnabas Center.

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Breathe Again

Christian Living

“We never expect hard times to happen. But they do. And sometimes those times get really hard! And then we don’t like it. We struggle. We wrestle with God. We wonder where he is. Niki has been there. She has struggled and wrestled and wondered. And God showed up. He found her. She found him. And she not only survived . . . she thrived. In a realistic way and without relying on clichés, Breathe Again points us to find God in life’s toughest places. If you are struggling, you can tell that Niki ‘gets it.’ And then you can tell that God showed up in down-to-earth ways that grounded her and gave her life. Breathe Again shares in concrete ways how God showed up and what Niki did in that journey. Her honesty and practicality are refreshing. If you are in a ‘hole,’ God can speak to you through Breathe Again.”

Cleanup

Christian Living

“Once I can see the new life God has in store for me, what makes it so dang hard to get there? Sometimes I can’t even do the simplest, clearly right things. Sometimes my thoughts and fears have this power that defies logic. Cleanup gives us a paradigm to help us understand and then move through the internal obstacles that keep us from the life God intends.”

Stuck

“I want more with God, but I feel stuck. We all know that feeling! And then, I don’t know why I’m stuck or how to think about getting unstuck. Steve’s explanation of the why leads to his hopeful how that points us in a fresh direction toward more.”

We Hate to Wait

Christian Living

“We all have to wait. We all hate to wait. We try to deny waiting, to pretend, to fool ourselves. But wait we must. Steve takes a deep dive into both what makes waiting so hard and then how that waiting can be more for us than just something we have to get through. God will not only use it for our good, but he will meet us there!”

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