When A Woman Lets Go Of Her Fears

Fear in a woman’s life can be controlling, deceptive, and downright crippling. Even as a Christian woman from a well-known family of pastors and Christian leaders, Cheryl Brodersen knew this kind of fear and hated the control it had over her world. Growing up, she often felt the scrutiny and judgment of people around her and this just added to the fear. Wanting to hide away from everyone, she realized fear was determining her decisions and life direction. In the midst of the pain God spoke to Cheryl’s heart and she began a beautiful journey toward freedom. As she understood His word more deeply she saw what it meant to walk in the light—full of confidence and trust in God and His goodness. As a gifted Bible teacher, Cheryl takes readers on an eye-opening and heart-filling study of what the Bible says about fear and how to overcome it, helping women find true faith and the peace that comes from leaving fear behind.

Author and speaker Cheryl Brodersen encouraged thousands of women to cast their worries to God’s care in her book When a Woman Lets Go of Her Fears. Now she inspires them to embrace their identity and fulfillment in Christ by shedding the lies that have plagued women since Eve: “I’m not good enough.” “God isn’t strong enough.” “I’m too flawed to be loved.” “God can’t use me.” Cheryl presents engaging teaching, relevant examples from women today and from the Bible, and biblical, practical guidance to help women believe in God’s sufficiency to meet their needs promises and power through His Word plans for goodness and fruitfulness blessings that follow obedience Since Eden first blossomed, God has offered women love, guidance, fellowship, and purpose. Cheryl helps today’s woman exchange the burden of deception and pretense for the abundance, freedom, and fruitfulness God intended from the very beginning.

She found her wings’ is a story of six young girls, who are from different societal groups, caste, color, and even countries. The stories are compiled together to show the power of the new generation of female youth and their struggles as to how they let go of their fears, restraints, and darkness to find the light, to find their wings. A girl with dreams of happiness, another with dreams of belongingness, one who wants to fit in, one who fought for her dreams, another who showed her caliber, and another girl with dreams of self-love – they all were created by women, written by women, and lived happily as women

For a Limited Time, download the first book in this bestselling, completed series FREE! She’ll have to let go of the past in order to find a love that could last a lifetime. When she first moved to Fairhope, Jenna Lewis had one goal. To disappear. To become a stranger to everyone who knew her before, including her parents. (Okay, especially her parents.) To tell the truth, she doesn’t want anyone in Fairhope to know about her past, either. For years, she’s managed to keep the two things separated. Lately, though, things are starting to change. She’s making friends, putting down roots, doing well in school. Those big walls she put around her heart are starting to weaken. Which is exactly the worst time for her to start believing in fairytales. And Preston Wright—the town’s most suddenly eligible billionaire? He’s exactly that. A fairytale. True love doesn’t exist for people like her, and the sooner she can convince him of that, the better off they’ll both be in the long run. Only, fate keeps pulling them back together. And Preston isn’t at all the heartless rich guy she thought he was. Should she dare to dream of a better future? Or should she start running before her haunted past finally catches up? This is Book 4 of the Fairhope series. While each book can be read as a stand-alone, some characters, interactions, and events will be more meaningful if you follow this series from the beginning. The series is now complete! Book 1: The Trouble With Goodbye (FREE!!) Book 2: The Moment We Began Book 3: A Season For Hope Book 4: The Fear of Letting Go Book 5. A Life With No Regrets Book 6: The Trouble With I Do

Life in the twenty-first century is fast-paced, loaded with busy schedules and looming deadlines, making it nearly impossible to keep up, let alone get ahead. With pressures and stresses injected into each day, we find ourselves riddled with insecurities. As Christians, we know full well that we are to fret not, but how in this world? Falling economies and soaring oil prices, wars popping up like flowers after the winter snows, and we are to fret not? Exactly! Three and a half years into their service at this medical post, Dannie became totally blind and there was nothing that could be done. Dannie and Anne-Lise stayed to continue caring for the patients, trusting God to take care of them in this wild jungle environment. Dealing with Our Fears when Letting Go Seems Impossible is liberally sprinkled with true stories from jungle life, serving to illustrate the lessons of the Lord in the area of fretting. Do you find yourself fretting over: having enough faith? knowing Gods plan? waiting on God for an answer? trusting God? letting go of worries? Contained within these pages are these lessons and a model applicable for any Christian who needs to find a way to cope in this stress-filled, high-tech world.

Laurel was on a spiritual path and didn’t even know it. She kept having dreams and predictions, triggering feelings that there was something more. Laurel was born by the ocean surrounded by nature, but no paradise is as beautiful as it seems. Inside Laurel’s heart there was a pure energy that stirred people’s inner frustrations to lead them to want to hurt her and shut down her light.

When Guilt Wages War, Fight for Grace Christian women repeatedly fall into the trap of self-condemnation. They choose to berate themselves in their weakness rather than fight through their pride to receive the strength only God can provide. Cheryl Brodersen, ministry leader and popular speaker, knows it’s time for women to understand the daily battle they’re facing—to pinpoint their enemies, claim their God-given weapons, and examine the true prize awaiting them. God wants His daughters to live moment by moment in His victory, but first they have to see what’s at stake when they go their own way. The truth about grace is simpler—and deeper—than you may realize. Discover how this life-saving, life-sustaining resource can be your motivation and means for living in freedom today.

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