Breaking Free from Fear: How to Find Peace for Your Anxious Heart by Maria Furlough
KSh1,200.00
The Bible calls us to not be afraid, and of course we all want to live without fear. But how?
Using her own story as a catalyst, Maria Furlough shows you how to overcome fear for good. She calls you to make a list of your fears, to choose to bring those fears to God rather than acting on them, and to trust God with the future. She shows how when we give God full control over our lives, choosing his sovereignty over our own ability, we can break the cycle of fear, grow through suffering, and trust God to fulfill his promises of protection and peace.
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