Rebecca George

I Don't Have to Hold It All Together

Christian Living

“I would dare to say that every woman I know needs I Don't Have to Hold It All Together. Nichole Suvar writes with both depth and gentleness, reminding us that the same God who walked with humanity in Eden still walks with us today. Through vivid storytelling and biblical truth, Nichole cultivates space for readers to rediscover the beauty of belonging, the freedom found within boundaries, and the joy of resting in God's presence. By the end, you will find yourself longing less to manage life's weight and more to marvel at the God who holds all things together. A must-read for any woman who longs to experience God's peace and presence in their overwhelm!”

Pastors' Wives Tell All

Church Leadership & Ministry

“If you are looking for a book for pastors’ wives that’s neatly tied in a bow, is void of struggle, and maybe sounds good but is sanitized of real-life experience, THIS IS NOT THAT BOOK. Between these three women, they’ve seen it all. If you’d consider yourself anything but a stereotypical pastor’s wife, this book will encourage you to keep going, remember where your identity lies, and never seek approval from the opinions of well-intentioned church members. God has called you to an important work, and Stephanie, Jenna, and Jessica will help you stay on mission (oh, and laugh a lot)!”

Peace in the Waiting

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“June shares a struggle that most—I would argue all—followers of Christ are experiencing in these days: praying and waiting for loved ones to follow Jesus. This book is important for the church, and I know you will find yourself in her stories. Don’t stop praying with urgency, know it’s the Holy Spirit (not us) who transforms hearts, and allow Him to do what only He can do as you wait well.”

She Believed HE Could, So She Did

Women

“If you are exhausted from culture's recipes for self-reliance, pick up this book. It is filled with gospel-centered encouragement that, by Christ's strength, you can be free of the lie that you must do more to earn favor or approval. As a recovering achiever with the fear of failure, Becky's words were a balm to my heart. I know they will offer the same to you!”