Begin every day with Gratitude to cultivate the best attitude of gratitude! This journal is designed to focus on being thankful for what we have, the great things along with the small joys of life. If you start each day by writing down what you are thankful for, you begin each day on the right note. Do it daily and make it a habit to focus on the blessings you have been given! Purchase a copy as a gift for a friend and share the journey together!

Start each day with a Grateful Heart Cultivate An Attitude Of Gratitude Start your every day with love in your heart. It is a self-exploration journal and it's designed to focus on being thankful for what we have. Begin your every day on the right note, do it daily and make it a habit to focus on the blessings you already have been given! Features of this Journal are: Space to write things that you are grateful for, What bothers you, your mood barometer and space to make notes. Use this Journal to vent your mood allow yourseld to see the positives. 6 x 9-inch dimensions - a perfect size for your travel bag. Smart and simple cover design, white paper sheet. 100 pages, lots of spaces. With Glossy softbound cover. Can be used as a daily notebook for work, or journal. This Notebook is the perfect gift for girlfriend, wife, friends, birthday or Christmas.

No matter how was your day, when you start being grateful it heals your mind and spirit and attracts more things to be grateful for.Share this book with your partner, at the end of the day you should write what you are grateful for, what would make your day great, the amazing things that happened today. If you miss a day you have the flexibility to write the date of entry.Share it with your loved one and at the end of the day be grateful for having each other.

“God is a poet, paying exquisite attention, crafting the words to pull our heartstrings, connecting our pulse to the great pulse of life. God is a priest, intoning the chants that tie earth to heaven, invoking our prayers, summoning our spirits to reach beyond. God is a prophet, commanding our attention, provoking our outrage, channeling our best intentions.” So writes author and scholar Carla Grosch-Miller for the last day of 2021 in this year’s Fresh From The Word: The Bible for a Change. And indeed you will meet this God in the reflections of the writers in these pages. At turns poetic, priestly and theological, prophetic and inspiring, Fresh From The Word 2021 invites you to the discipline of daily Bible reading with readers around the world. Discipleship is the focus of Lent this year in Fresh From The Word 2021: discipleship as a way of following Jesus Christ ‘into the unknown’, growing, and facing challenges. Other themes include reading the Bible through the seasons, surprising women in the Bible, family tensions in Genesis, and riddles in the Bible, and more. The book also features continuous readings from the Gospel of Mark, the shorter epistles of the New Testament, Job, Galatians, Revelation, and the Minor Prophets. Fresh From The Word: The Bible for a Change 2021 will inspire your Bible reading in a time of change. Bringing together theologians, scholars, creative writers, church leaders, and activists from around the world, it offers notes, prayers, and further thought suggestions for every day of the year. Contributors this year include: Buenos Aires-based liturgist and activist Dafne Sabanes Plou on the mercy of God, prison chaplain and Pentecostal pastor Deseta Davis on God and prison life, blogger and playwright Aileen Quinn on growing with God, Shetland Methodist minister David Lees on numbers in the Bible, pioneer minister Tim Yau on Peter the church leader.

My dreams were instrumental in encouraging me to continue on my quest, guiding me along and giving me validations when I was feeling doubtful. By going deeper into that place within, I was able to find inner peace and discover the diamonds in the treasure chest of my soul. Through dreaming, journaling and analyzing, I was able to fully understand my souls purpose, and I was able to find forgiveness where I thought none was needed. Within The Healing Power of Dreams are tips and suggestions to assist you in achieving dream recall so you can receive vital information, solve conflicts, and heal your life. As you continue to recall your dreams, not only will answers be revealed to you but you will learn more about yourself, your aspirations, your dreams, and your desires. As you open your heart to heal your life, life itself begins to unfoldexposing more aspects of you that you didnt know existed. When you unlock the immense power of love within you, you begin to evolve into more of who you were truly meant to bea great magnificent being. Your past can not be ignored, avoided, or pushed aside because it is a part of who you are. All your life experiences and lessons along the way have brought you to this point in your life. As you no longer refuse to face your past, you are releasing the pain of the past and discovering the diamonds in the treasure chest of your soul.

In this book you will learn some tricks and key point to improve your daily mindset. Without a strong mindset you will never accomplish the things that you want in life, you will have a lack of belief in yourself, and/or you will never live up to your true potential. This book is used to help you with your mindset but it is also used to help the world acquire clean drinking water. A portion of the profits made on each sale will go towards a charity that helps build projects to allow countries around the world have clean drinking water. Are you ready to take the journey to a better mindset?

Eavan Gilhuly, a graduate of Desert Christian Academy in Bermuda Dunes, CA has written an inspirational and heartfelt devotional, a publication that provides a specific spiritual reading for each calendar day. Gilhuly says the book, entitled Recognize, was penned as a tribute to her graduating class of 2019, and she presented it to them at a recent retreat. The book is structured so that each devotional day begins with a Bible verse, followed by Gilhuly's thoughts and feelings about that verse and then a subsequent journal prompt. She says it was her pastor who suggested the format, with an emphasis on "God," then "you," and then "them." While she enjoyed writing each of the fifty entries, Gilhuly says her favorite devotional is Day #3: Lamentations 3:22-23, a passage focused on God’s faithfulness, mercies and promises. A lifelong desert resident, Gilhuly plans to study nursing at Northwest University, a top-ranked Christian college near Seattle, in the fall. She does not rule out a follow up to Recognize but acknowledges the next book would likely be a different type of devotional. To learn more about Eavan Gilhuly and her devotional Recognize, visit www.Eavan-NoLimits.com