We all can remember a time in our lives when we felt inadequate for something—parenting, a new job, or an unexpected life event. It’s during these times that we can’t help but think, “I can’t do this.”
In this message, Jill teaches us how we can follow God’s will for our lives by not only saying, “I can,” but also saying, “I will.”
Jill tells the story about Stuart, at the age of 17, being asked to teach about the Church at Ephesus.
Scripture: Joshua 1
In her small poetry book, Faith Dancing, Jill Briscoe invites you to “sit on the steps of your soul and converse with God” through heartfelt poetry and reflections.
Faith Dancing is our thanks for your gift to help more people experience Life and be still in God’s presence. And as an extra token of our appreciation, we’ll also send you three uniquely designed bookmarks.
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