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Walking with God in the Quiet Places: Devotions for Women

Leading Christian women and Harvest House authors Stormie Omartian, Kay Arthur, Elizabeth George, Lysa TerKeurst, Sharon Jaynes, Julie Clinton, Emilie Barnes, and Jennifer Rothschild draw on wisdom from their bestselling books to offer busy women a few moments of reflection that will inspire them to Walking with God in the Quiet Places is just the right size to take in purse or bag and to revisit often throughout the day. This devotional's words of encouragement, understanding, and even humor can turn a regular day into an inspired one.

272 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2009

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July 3, 2026
Well it took me 4 years to finally get through this devotional book, not because it wasn’t good or useful, but more because I was lazy.
Great little book with useful, practical daily devotions, passages of scripture and prayers. It has been so long since I started it, I may read through it again, and hopefully it won’t take me four years this time!
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October 1, 2014
I loved all of the stories that the ladies shared. But I have a favorite story, one that spoke to my heart the most and it is called, "My Friend the Atheist." We all have someone in our lives who is an unbeliever and God can use you to be a witness. Witnessing is not just about presenting them the Gospel, it is about living the Gospel. Walk what you talk, live what you believe. Show people all around you, believer and unbeliever, that you live and believe for Jesus Christ.
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December 27, 2012
I really enjoy this devotional. Most don't appeal to me as they seem to have been written in a hurry. But, this devotional seems quite thoughtfully put together. It helps me examine myself and I appreciate that.
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