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The Red Thread
The Red Thread primarily explores the themes of both hope and freedom. Hope for all of us who love God, but who find ourselves struggling with fears and insecurities. And freedom from the stuff that holds us back from living the abundant life promised by Jesus.
Writing with honesty about her own identity journey, Lucinda's story of adopting a little girl from China, beautifully illustrates the way that many of us live as spiritual orphans rather than as sons and daughters secure in the love of a Heavenly Father. She suggests that in discovering this truth for ourselves, we will then truly find in Him, a place of safety and security to call home.
Writing with honesty about her own identity journey, Lucinda's story of adopting a little girl from China, beautifully illustrates the way that many of us live as spiritual orphans rather than as sons and daughters secure in the love of a Heavenly Father. She suggests that in discovering this truth for ourselves, we will then truly find in Him, a place of safety and security to call home.
134 pages, Paperback
Published March 25, 2022
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September 7, 2023
This book helped me in real world to understand who I am in Christ. Sometime you read Bible but you struggle to see those promises in your life. This book gave a very good perspective about how to handle it. My favourite chapters where about who is devil? forgiveness, truth or lies?
I have booked marked a lot of quotes in this book to refer back. I loved self reflection guide and prayer after each chapters.
I have booked marked a lot of quotes in this book to refer back. I loved self reflection guide and prayer after each chapters.
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