Book Details
Publisher: Desert Breeze Publishing, Inc.
Published: June 2013
ISBN10: 1612529313
ISBN13: 9781612529318
Genre: Romance
Subgenre: Contemporary
Target Audience: General
Website: www.amazon.com/Give-This-Day-Bellewood-Book-ebook/dp/B0073NE9KO/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1413330795&sr=1-1&keywords=give+us+this+day+june+foster
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addictive personality, physical handicap, Accepting, acceptance, accept, alcohol, drinking, dating, disfigured, disfigurement, eating disorders, anorexic, anorexia, bulimia, bulimic, faith, faithful, family, family obligation, forgiving, forgive, forgiveness, guilt, guilty, heal, healing, redemption, salvation, redeem
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Bellewood Book One: Give Us This Day (Volume 1)By June FosterDescription:Jess Colton gave his life to the Lord but failed to surrender an old habit. Fueled by alcohol, he spent the night with a former girlfriend, ignoring his Christian principles. Convicted of his wrong doing, he quit drinking, but discovered another addiction. Now he can't manage his life as his weight soars and diabetes threatens to claim him. Jess is baffled when the beautiful Holly Harrison declares her love. Holly lived to please herself. But everything changed when a deadly motorcycle accident altered her life forever. Nowhere else to turn, she looked to God for answers. Now, she's convinced no man will want her. She doesn't plan on falling in love with the handsome Jess Colton, seeing pat his bulk to the godly, tender man within. When Jess drives a wedge between them, she loses hope of a future with him. Book Takeaway:God Almighty is our healer despite our addictions or compulsions. He is greater than any issue in our lives. Awards:
Why the author wrote this book:For several reasons. One is, I wanted to reiterate my belief that as Christians, we need to see a person for who they are on the inside, not their physical appearance. Too, I believe that as Christians we frequently ignore some human failings but perpetuate others. Drinking alcohol to excess is wrong but we tend not to worry about overeating. |