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The Power Of Praying Through Fear-Stormie Omartian

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*Exhale*  
Where do I begin?
Have you ever been crippled by fear? Have fears or anxiety of any kind hindered you from living your life?   

I can tell you that my answer is yes. The funny thing about suffering from fears or anxiety is the opinions that everyone has on how to cure it. Some suggest exposure therapy and my favorite 'just getting over it'. I can tell you  bibliophiles that none of the above assisted me in anyway shape or form. I guess the most important thing is time, I can only speak for myself but I would definitely put time right up there with my coping methods. After all the time I gave myself. . . a year and a half to be exact I came across this book The Power of a Praying through Fear  by Stormie Omartian.

I am not really into self help books, I struggled quite a bit to get hooked on the few that I've read, but somehow I am hooked on this one. It is written by a bestselling christian author who is known for the 'Power of Praying Series'. Not sure which chapter or which verse really gave me the will to tackle my fears and take back what is mine, but it definitely gave me the right nudge. 

So this book has worked wonders for me with beautiful reminders of how to work through your fears and have a sound mind. 

Hope it helps you like its helped me. 

Favorite quotes
God not given us a spirit of fear,
but of power and of love 
and of a sound mind. 
2 Timothy 1v7

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