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90 days to stress-free : renovating the house that worry built / Jami Amerine ; foreword by Tracy M. Steel.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Grand Rapids, MI : Kregel Publications, [2023]Description: 269 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
  • still image
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780825447716
  • 0825447712
Other title:
  • Ninety days to stress free
Subject(s): Summary: "Too often, women feel like their only hope for stress reduction is to just keep pushing through, praying to make it to the other side. They pick up task after task, hoping that if they can land on the right projects to help their family, the perfect events to support their community, or the ministries that fit best in their church, their burden will be lightened. And they never let on that worry is eating them alive from within like wood rot in the walls of remodeled house. That isn't the abundant life Christ wants for his people. Artist and author Jami Amerine knows the heaviness of expectations-both internal and external. She has also discovered how to lift the load and retrain the mind against the framework worry lays down. In easily digestible chapters, she shares what she's learned and supplies the right tools for this all-important restoration. Through her witty, friendly words, her vibrant original art, and rock-solid scriptural truth, Jami invites readers to join her on a journey to declutter the mind, take the mess out of stress, and uncover a spirit freshly renovated in all the colors of a truly worry-free existence"-- Provided by publisher.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Encourages women on a day-by-day journey to find their way back to peace

Too often, women feel like their only hope for reducing stress is to push through and pray to make it to the other side. Well-intended projects to help the family, events to support the community, and ministries for church swirl into a cluttered, chaotic schedule. Yet worry is eating them alive from within.

Being stressed isn't the abundant life Christ wants for his people. Artist and author Jami Amerine knows the heaviness of expectations--both internal and external. And she has discovered how to retrain the mind against the framework worry lays down. In easily digestible daily readings, she shares what she's learned and offers the right tools for the job.

Through her witty, friendly words, vibrant original art, and rock-solid scriptural truth, Jami invites readers to join her on a journey to declutter the mind and uncover a spirit freshly renovated into a truly worry-free existence.

Includes bibliographical references.

"Too often, women feel like their only hope for stress reduction is to just keep pushing through, praying to make it to the other side. They pick up task after task, hoping that if they can land on the right projects to help their family, the perfect events to support their community, or the ministries that fit best in their church, their burden will be lightened. And they never let on that worry is eating them alive from within like wood rot in the walls of remodeled house. That isn't the abundant life Christ wants for his people. Artist and author Jami Amerine knows the heaviness of expectations-both internal and external. She has also discovered how to lift the load and retrain the mind against the framework worry lays down. In easily digestible chapters, she shares what she's learned and supplies the right tools for this all-important restoration. Through her witty, friendly words, her vibrant original art, and rock-solid scriptural truth, Jami invites readers to join her on a journey to declutter the mind, take the mess out of stress, and uncover a spirit freshly renovated in all the colors of a truly worry-free existence"-- Provided by publisher.

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