Too Loved to be Lost

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About the book: In Too Loved to Be Lost (Barbour Books, October 2014), you'll find simple, practical steps for healing, refreshment, and revitalization of spirit, body, and faith. Whether you're struggling with issues related to trust, depression, patience, relationships, hurts, or hopes. . .this humor-filled volume will deliver a much-needed smile and equip you with simple-to-implement tips for attaining the kind of guidance and belonging you crave---the kind that can only be found in the unconditional love of Papa God. My thoughts: TOO LOVED TO BE LOST is a devotional for women to help encourage them in their day-to-day walk with the Lord. One of the devotionals was about insecurity and not being a part of the in-crowd. We all face that at times. You may be Ms. Popular at one location, but go to another and your on the fringes. And every place has its cliques,m whether it is work, church, school, conferences, or somewhere else. There was also a devotional about getting lost in Scotland and another party of her tour group came by and helped her find the hotel again.  All the devotionals are filled with humor, scripture, and relate to something that w are either going through or will go through. They are also filled with wisdom and packed with God's love.  I enjoyed reading through this devotional with my daughters and highly recommend it to all women, working moms, stay at home moms, grandmas, or singles. It's relevant for seventeen-year-olds as well as seventy-year-olds. If you are looking for a new devotional or one to give as a gift, TOO LOVED TO B LOST is one to consider.  My only complaint (and this is my opinion only) is that is embraces God as "papa" and while we are adopted children of God, if we believe, I feel it is disrespectful to Him and His Deity to call Him papa. Or daddy. Purchase a copy: http://ow.ly/CSJKG About the author: Debora M. Coty is a popular speaker, columnist, lifelong Bible student, internationally published freelance writer, and award-winning author of numerous books, including Too Blessed to Be Stressed, and More Beauty, Less Beast. She's also an orthopedic occupational therapist, writing instructor, and tennis addict. Mother of two grown children, Debora lives and loves in central Florida with her husband, Chuck, and desperately wicked pooch, Fenway. Find Debora online: website, Facebook, Twitter

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