Baby Steps of Faith: Hope for Your Adoption Journey - Brenda Martin Kohlbrecher - Books - Living Parables, Incorporated. - 9781941733202 - March 13, 2015
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Baby Steps of Faith: Hope for Your Adoption Journey

Brenda Martin Kohlbrecher

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Baby Steps of Faith: Hope for Your Adoption Journey

Publisher Marketing: Baby Steps of Faith is a unique devotional written to inspire, encourage, and strengthen women dealing with infertility, couples contemplating adoption or in the process, and families adopting in response to a child's need for a forever home. Allow me to share some personal trials and triumphs penned years ago in my adoption journal, and how God's Word brought healing, changed my life, and opened my heart. Learn how to overcome discouraging obstacles of infertility and inferiority. Discover spiritual truths that will equip you to stand and believe, in spite of your fears and doubts, that you were called to adoption. Stretch yourself and your faith to believe that God still has a great plan and purpose for you and it includes parenthood. Yes, even if you're single! Be encouraged as you endure medical nightmares, paperwork trails, social agency requirements, unexpected news, and delays that result in months - even years - of waiting. The challenges can be numerous and varied when you decide to provide love and a home for an orphan. Children are a wonderful gift from the Lord - it's true - but the miracle is how God brings those children to us. It just takes baby steps of faith to discover God cares about you and the orphans. He has a plan for all of us - to bring hope and a future.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released March 13, 2015
ISBN13 9781941733202
Publishers Living Parables, Incorporated.
Genre Topical > Adoption
Pages 240
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 13 mm   ·   326 g

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