It`s Okay Not To Be Okay – Moving Forward One Day At A Time

By (author) Walsh, Sheila
Short description/annotation:
Beloved author, speaker, and renowned Bible teacher walks alongside women, helping them understand that it''s never too late to start again and there is healing and freedom in just taking the first step.
Short description/annotation:
Beloved author, speaker, and renowned Bible teacher walks alongside women, helping them understand that it''s never too late to start again and there is healing and freedom in just taking the first step.
Description:
When Sheila Walsh discovered "I''m not good enough and I''m good with that," everything started to change.

We''ve all experienced that moment when we wish we could start all over again. Failed marriages, lost friends, addictions, lost jobs. This is not the life we imagined. Yesterday can leave us stuck, sad, shamed, scared, and searching.

Sheila wants you to face the pain head-on and then start again, from right where you are. In It''s Okay Not to Be Okay, she helps you

● overcome the same old rut of struggles and pain
● change the way you think about God, yourself, and your everyday life
● implement practical, doable, daily strategies to move forward one step at a time
● remember that God will never let you down and that you were made for more

It''s never too late to start again . . . and there is healing and freedom in just taking the first step.
Biographical note:
Sheila Walsh is an author, Bible teacher, three-time Grammy nominee, and television host who has spoken to over six million people around the world. She cohosts several shows, including Praise and Better Together on TBN, America''s most-watched faith and family channel. Sheila''s books have sold nearly six million copies and include bestsellers like It''s Okay Not to Be Okay and The Hope of Heaven. Originally from Scotland, Sheila lives in Texas with her husband.
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Not self-help. God help.

"Sheila speaks from a place of victory, grounded in the knowledge that we are meant to walk ''side by side with Jesus, learning to live freely and lightly.'' Her encouragement and practical guidance will provide the tools you need to start again, discovering that through Christ you are always enough."--Lisa Bevere, New York Times bestselling author and cofounder of Messenger International

"Sheila Walsh doesn''t merely write words, she lives her words--and the Word. When things aren''t okay, I honestly don''t know a wiser, more life-giving, Jesus-clinging guide than Sheila Walsh."--Ann Voskamp, New York Times bestselling author of The Broken Way and One Thousand Gifts

"In this powerful book, Sheila shares the transforming truth that life is a process and that God never leaves nor forsakes us. There are rarely quick fixes in life, but Jesus offers us hope, healing, and wholeness. Okay doesn''t live here, but Jesus does."--Christine Caine, founder of A21 and Propel Women

"A beautifully practical way forward through the ache of feeling not-enough. Sheila reminds us that God is so near and willing to meet us in our deepest places of weakness and hurt."--Jennie Allen, author of Nothing to Prove and founder and visionary of the IF:Gathering

"A friend once told me that people aren''t interested in what we got right nearly as much as how we''ve experienced divine redemption when we got it wrong. Sheila is always refreshingly transparent about where she''s gotten it wrong so as to make Jesus the sole hero of her story. It''s Okay Not to Be Okay is a deeply encouraging--quite possibly transformative--tome for stumbling saints!"--Lisa Harper, bestselling author and Bible teacher
Primary cover copy:
When Sheila Walsh discovered "I'