This May, join our Proclaim Freedom challenge! Shoot a quick clip or picture sharing what freedom in Christ means to you and share it on social media using @whollyloved and #whollylovedfreedomcampaign2020 to get entered into a drawing to win these great books (displayed alphabetically) by the following authors!
(Authors and ministry or small business owners, contact us HERE to donate an item to our freedom campaign.)
Anchored and Secure by Wholly Loved Ministries:
Thanks to Christ’s death and resurrection, we don’t have to stress, strive, or perform. We simply need to rest in what Christ has already done. That is when we begin to come; to live as He intended. That’s when we discover true and lasting freedom.
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Before His Throne: Discovering the Wonder of Intimacy with a Holy God
Building a Family by Jennifer Slattery:
Creating a circle of love together…
Can love for two little matchmakers
unite their reluctant hearts?
Worried that Noah Williams is still the reckless bull rider she remembers, Kayla Fisher is convinced he isn’t the right person to care for their orphaned niece and nephew. Now she’s back home, determined to fight for custody. But Noah is a changed man, and he intends to prove it. When Noah and Kayla start falling for each other, could raising the children together be the perfect solution?
Buy the book HERE.
Drawing Near: 90 Daily Devotions by Wholly Loved Ministries:
Christ created us to live in freedom and to base our self-worth not on other people’s opinions but instead, on His. To give Him the final say and to filter every struggle, setback, hurt, celebration, and disappointment, through His lens of love and grace.When we allow God’s love to soak into our deepest, darkest, most wounded and fearful places, we learn to rest in who are in Christ; to live wholly loved.That’s where true and abundant life begins—in Him. The closer we grow to Christ, the more time we spend with Him and reading His Word, the Bible, the more we come alive.This 30 day devotional helps women deepen their relationship with Christ and their understanding of His love and grace so they can find themselves, afresh, in Him.
Let the ordinary people from Hebrews 11 inspire your faith and show you how to live strong and finish well.
“I highly recommend Little Faith, Big God …” –Josh McDowell, Christian apologist and best-selling author of Evidence That Demands a Verdict
God designed spiritual growth to be an ongoing journey of trust. By exploring the examples of biblical men and women who failed, got up again, finished well, and were commended by God, Little Faith, Big God will inspire you to persevere in your faith. Present-day stories and guiding questions invite personal reflection, application, and discussion. Little Faith, Big God will equip you to trade your self-made superhero cape for a dynamic, grace-filled relationship with our big God.
Visit author Debbie Wilson’s website HERE to find out more and check out the book trailer HERE.
Where Dandelions Bloom by Tara Johnson:
Cassie Kendrick is on the run. Her abusive father arranged her marriage to a despicable man, but she’s discovered an escape. Disguised as a man, Cassie enlists in the Union army, taking the name Thomas Turner. On the battlefields of the Civil War, keeping her identity a secret is only the beginning of her problems, especially after she meets Gabriel Avery, a handsome young photographer.
Anxious to make his mark on the world and to erase the darkness and guilt lurking from his past, Gabriel works with renowned photographer Matthew Brady to capture images from the front lines of the war. As Gabriel forges friendships with many of the men he encounters, he wonders what the courageous, unpredictable Thomas Turner is hiding.
Battling betrayal, their own personal demons, and a country torn apart by war, can Cassie and Gabriel learn to forgive themselves and trust their futures to the God who births hope and healing in the darkest places?
Handcrafted wall-hanging and dolphin figurine crafted by Stephen Slattery
Rainy Day, an original painting by Ashley Slattery
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