books by Marsha Crockett

books by Marsha Crockett

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Marsha Crockett

See the Wind, Mommy: Sensing God's Presence Through the Lives of Your Children

Marsha Crockett

Baker Pub Group, 1996

Children are stepping stones to intimacy with God.
This review appeared previously in the November, 1997 Christian Library Journal. Hidden inside this little gift book is an effective 12-week daily devotional tool for mothers of young children. Each chapter begins with an anecdote from Marsha Crockett's journal--an ...

Weaving a Life of Prayer: A 30-Day Journey

Marsha Crockett

InterVarsity Press, 1998

?I wanted my prayer life to become a life of prayer. . ."
This review appeared in Christian Library Journal. Weaving a Life of Prayer is a combination devotional/Bible study/how-to book on prayer. In the introduction, author Marsha Crockett describes her frustration with making time to pray. She says, "I wanted my prayer ...

Dancing in the Desert: Spiritual Refreshment for Your Parched Soul
Marsha Crockett

InterVarsity Press, 2003

A Formatio book. "I've been a desert dweller most of my life, living in Arizona. I know how to endure the heat. I know not to go outdoors without my SPF lotion. . . . But none of my practical knowledge prepared me to face the spiritual desert where I lived for a year," writes Marsha Crockett.The variety of life circumstances that left Crockett in ...

Break Through: Unearthing God's Image to Find the Real You
Marsha Crockett

NavPress Publishing Group, 2008

Reeling in the aftershocks of divorce and filled with anger, bitterness, and regret, Marsha Crockett discovered that her hardened attitude was not protecting her heart but destroying it. In the middle of her intense pain, she wrote this small prayer of simple but profound requests that began to reverberate throughout her life. Break Through ...

Sanctuary

Marsha Crockett

Bethany House Publishers, 1999

Women Are Survivors
"Sanctuary" has helped me feel good about myself, even during the most difficult times. So many books that deal with serious problems facing women never really touch the heart of someone struggling with a serious problem. They can even make you feel worse-with ...