A Deeper Kind of Calm

When I first received the book, A Deeper Kind of Calm, I was amazed at how short it is. It is less than 140 pages and is a quick read (I was able to read it in one day). I did not think this small of a book would have much information, but as I read the stories and scripture references in the book, I found that I was wrong. It is a wonderful book to read about how to deal with disappointments and hardships in life by turning to God for help. The book has several stories about incidents that happened to the author, her family and friends, and people she has met in her travels and how these people were able to overcome their struggles and be thankful for their life. The book teaches how to use these struggles and disappointments as learning tools to help you go on with life and that God will always be there for you to help you.

At the end of the book is a four week Bible Study course that gives Scriptures to read and questions to answer about your life. This Bible Study and questions that are asked helps you think about your faith and how you will be able to triumph over your present and future disappointments. I can recommend this book to anyone who is going through various problems in life (and everyone is) and, after reading this, hopefully the reader will be able to look on their life in a calm way and be able to find solutions to their problems with God’s help.

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