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Do you ever feel stuck? Does a life of meaning and purpose feel like it will have to wait for another day-for when the demands on you are less, and time and resources abound? Aimée Walker understands this struggle. She spent years waiting for such a day, believing that only then would the thriving life she'd imagined for herself be possible. That's when God arrested her attention with a statement King David made in the midst of adversity: "But I flourish." These three words made her realise she didn't need to wait for circumstances to change-she could flourish now. And so can you. Interweaving David's story with the attributes of three trees referenced in the Psalms, this book is Aimée's own journey of stripping back her preconceived ideas of what flourishing looked like in order to understand it from God's perspective. A Biblical guide to a life of growth and lasting fruitfulness, you will learn to: ¿ Embrace where God has you ¿ Overcome hindrances to your growth ¿ Understand your identity and purpose ¿ Find strength through connectionYou'll discover you don't have to keep waiting for 'another day' to live the life God purposed for you, and be equipped to start growing and thriving right where you are-regardless of how barren or fertile that place may feel. By God's grace, growth is always possible and purpose can be found in every season. Features in Every Chapter:Journaling promptsGuided PrayersHand-drawn bespoke illustrations

With four young children in tow, Jeff and Anya set out on what was to become the adventure and, unexpectedly, the privilege, of a lifetime. In 'Foreigners in the City of Silk,' Anya writes about the bewildering and surprising, frustrating and humbling experience of living as a foreign family in Turkey.Who do you turn to when you've been in town three weeks and your two-year-old's gone missing?What sort of dream suddenly lands you in an Islamic dormitory?What gift do you bring to a circumcision party?And how, exactly, do you do God a favour?Journey with Anya as she grapples with doing business, educating children and leading an unlikely group of expats, all while navigating the unexpected spiritual landscape she finds herself in.    

What does a woman do when she's on the other side of the world and she's falling apart? When she knows she's a hopeless mess and she can't stop damaging the very people she loves the most?It was Ramadan in Turkey, and Anya decided, in desperation, to seek God along with the locals, for an entire month.'Feels Like I'm Breathing' is the intimate journal of a woman who wrote down every word she said to God, every word He said back, and how she came to experience, for the first time in her life, the wholeness and freedom she'd never thought possible.