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  Christian women seeking deeper connection with God, emotional clarity, and a renewed sense of purpose now have a powerful new resource in Manifesting Purpose: Christian Devotional & Journal for Women . This devotional is quickly becoming a transformative tool for women ages 18–65 who desire spiritual consistency and the confidence to pursue their God-given calling. A Devotional Born From Real Spiritual Alignment The author created Manifesting Purpose during a deeply personal season of reflection. Though she was achieving success in traditional ways, she felt spiritually misaligned — a sense that her life looked full but didn’t feel purposeful. Everything changed when she committed to spending quiet time with God daily, writing her thoughts, listening for His guidance, and confronting the fears and doubts that had been shaping her decisions. Through this journey, she discovered her true calling as a writer and publisher. The devotional is her way of helping women experi...

  A new devotional, Manifesting Purpose: Christian Devotional & Journal for Women , is making a powerful impact among Christian women seeking clarity, consistency, and emotional renewal. Written for women aged 18–65, the devotional combines Scripture, reflective journaling, mindset development, and practical action steps to help readers reconnect with God and rediscover their purpose with confidence. At a time when many women feel overwhelmed by responsibilities, weighed down by self-doubt, or spiritually disconnected, this devotional provides a gentle, accessible, and deeply meaningful guide back to inner strength and purpose. A Devotional Inspired by Personal Transformation The author created Manifesting Purpose after her own experience of feeling spiritually unfulfilled despite external accomplishments. What began as a personal search for clarity grew into a life-changing practice of consistent prayer, reflection, and journaling. Through these habits, she discovered h...

  In Kenneth E. Summers’ Marcie & Steve series, the latter is exactly what readers witness the moment Steve Williams admits to himself that he is “crazy in love” — after just six days of knowing Marcie. It is a confession that sets the tone for the entire book, and not because it is impulsive, but because it comes from a man who believed he was done feeling this way at all. Steve isn’t a young bachelor searching for excitement. He is a widower, a father, a successful businessman, and someone who has lived inside a shell of predictability since the death of his wife Jennifer. For years, he did everything right — worked hard, kept his routines, raised his daughter, and stayed out of emotional danger. So when Marcie enters his life unexpectedly during his trip to Australia, the effect on him is almost seismic. The book opens with Steve sitting at his desk in Los Angeles, unable to wipe the smile off his face. He has just spoken to Marcie, and the emotional shift inside him is...