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by Jennifer Dukes Lee (Author)
Honesty, while vulnerable and scary, is a form of intimacy with yourself--and with God. It requires a special kind of courage, and ultimately, it holds a special kind of transformative power. And while vulnerability with God can be a humbling thing, it is also a deeply healing thing.
It all starts with telling yourself the truth.
Through daring questions, provocative prompts, and creative illustrations, this journal will become a personal place to share your deepest feelings, fears, hopes, and dreams. It's a place to record all the stuff you'd only tell God: ideas, beliefs, memories, wonderings, and preferences that might seem outlandish or outrageous to someone else--but they're the things and places and people that make you who you are. This journal will give you the space, the courage, and the help you need to discover the person God created you to be.
Are you ready to release your heart into the hands of the Father? Your yes might be the bravest yes you'll ever give.
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Welcome to your own little confession booth.
What would you say if you were completely honest with yourself and with God? It's time to find out.
With daring questions, provocative lists, and quirky charts and illustrations, this journal is a place to record all the stuff you'd only tell God: ideas, beliefs, secrets, memories, wonderings, and wishes--things that might seem outlandish or outrageous to anyone else but are what make you you. You'll find the space, the courage, and the help you need to unearth the real you, the you that is sometimes buried deep beneath a layer of self-protection.
Where to begin? With your beautifully ruthless honesty.
Author Biography
Jennifer Dukes Lee is a bestselling author, thinker, and question-asker from Iowa. Her friends say they are scared to sit alone in a room with her because they end up telling her things they never intended to say. She is both proud of this fact and also a little annoyed by how nosy she can be. Follow Jennifer on social media @jenniferdukeslee. Share your journal pages on your favorite channels, using the hashtag #StuffIdOnlyTellGod.
