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Hannah’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Hannah’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Hannah Chartier
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The most wildly relatable book when it comes to how it FEELS to be a mother. Some unnecessary sexual references though. "There's a silence as loud around the squashed feeling of despair that can come with cooking supper which will get thrown into the ...more |
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Hannah Chartier
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Jessica Constantin’s review
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Rediscovering Rest: A Thirty Day Devotional
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thank you so much Jess :)
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"This 30 day devotional had so many practical and meditative takeaways for me. The layout of the book makes it easy to pick up and incorporate into your daily prayer time with a chance to meditate on scripture and a reflection that goes along with it."
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| I'm a fan of Claire and this novel was pretty good. Complicated family dynamics, the struggles of mom guilt and a sweet small town back-drop hit home for me. ...more | |
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“There is hope for us in our weariness. For it is to us, the weary and
burdened ones, that Jesus offers rest. What do we have to do to receive
that rest? Jesus just says, “Come to me.” The invitation is straightforward.
Still, we may hesitate because we are used to being busy and tired. Coming
to Jesus and entering into the rest that he offers means handing over our
weariness and burdens to him. This is not metaphorical language. We need
to learn how to give Jesus our physical, mental and spiritual exhaustion.”
― Rediscovering Rest: A Thirty Day Devotional
burdened ones, that Jesus offers rest. What do we have to do to receive
that rest? Jesus just says, “Come to me.” The invitation is straightforward.
Still, we may hesitate because we are used to being busy and tired. Coming
to Jesus and entering into the rest that he offers means handing over our
weariness and burdens to him. This is not metaphorical language. We need
to learn how to give Jesus our physical, mental and spiritual exhaustion.”
― Rediscovering Rest: A Thirty Day Devotional
“There is hope for us in our weariness. For it is to us, the weary and
burdened ones, that Jesus offers rest. What do we have to do to receive
that rest? Jesus just says, “Come to me.” The invitation is straightforward.
Still, we may hesitate because we are used to being busy and tired. Coming
to Jesus and entering into the rest that he offers means handing over our
weariness and burdens to him. This is not metaphorical language. We need
to learn how to give Jesus our physical, mental and spiritual exhaustion.”
― Rediscovering Rest: A Thirty Day Devotional
burdened ones, that Jesus offers rest. What do we have to do to receive
that rest? Jesus just says, “Come to me.” The invitation is straightforward.
Still, we may hesitate because we are used to being busy and tired. Coming
to Jesus and entering into the rest that he offers means handing over our
weariness and burdens to him. This is not metaphorical language. We need
to learn how to give Jesus our physical, mental and spiritual exhaustion.”
― Rediscovering Rest: A Thirty Day Devotional