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What if you were told you had ten days to live?

Robin paves the path of walking with God through the greatest trial of her life. See how she challenged her beliefs with vigorous honesty, producing insight that exceeded her wildest expectations.

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  • Thought provoking. From the very first devotion, I was pulled into the real world of problems that other women and I face. I mean, not a disorganized spice rack or not enough shoe storage or a nosey Mother in law. There were revelations of a more gritty "turn this to God so I can survive through it" nature. There were questions that hit me where I live and breathe. I'm not alone. I'm sorry other women are struggling, but, what a comfort to know Im not struggling alone! God is able to use their stories as a help to others.

    Review for We Get You! 30 Days: 30 Women • 30 Stories • One God
  • This is a pick-me-up devotional I couldn't put down. I found this book to be very easy to digest and even though it a devotional, I couldn't put it down and just keep reading through most of it in one sitting (which is a feat in my household with 3 small children). I really appreciate the different writing styles, personal stories and encouragement that the authors of this book shared. I love the simple, " Purpose, Practice, Prayer, Promise" to tie everything all together.

    Review for We Get You! 30 Days: 30 Women • 30 Stories • One God
  • It's quickly become my favorite daily devotional book! I look forward to each one every morning. Every story and every scripture speaks to me and is very relatable. I will definitely recommend it to all my friends and will probably go through the devotions again when I finish the thirty days.

    Review for We Get You! 30 Days: 30 Women • 30 Stories • One God
Mar. 03, 2026 People are Sad These Days

Many people are sad these days. I see it on their faces when we chat. Their mouths are automatically turning downward.  I read it in posts on social media. Specific words are redacted because they're so offensive. It's like folks are allowing dark cloaks to wrap around them.

It doesn't need to be that way

Jesus's truth is always available for us. That truth comforted Stephen, the First Century Christian (as written in Acts 7) when the Jewish ...

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