Daring to Hope: Finding God's Goodness in the Broken and the Beautiful
Katie Davis Majors
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Daring to Hope: Finding God's Goodness in the Broken and the Beautiful
Katie Davis Majors
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Taking up where Kisses From Katie left off, Katie Davis Majors shares her ongoing experiences in Uganda as the adoptive mother to thirteen girls, and describes how she's wrestled through the darkness of disappointment to find the answer to whether God truly is good.
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Taking up where Kisses From Katie left off, Katie Davis Majors shares her ongoing experiences in Uganda as the adoptive mother to thirteen girls, and describes how she's wrestled through the darkness of disappointment to find the answer to whether God truly is good.
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:Picking up where she left off in the best-selling book Kisses from Katie, Katie Davis Majors shares her ongoing experiences in Uganda as the adoptive mother to thirteen girls and describes how she's wrestled through the darkness of disappointment to find the answer to whether God truly is good.
New readers and long-time followers alike will find themselves alternately celebrating and crying as they witness a life of faith where death and loss are daily companions alongside miracles and joy. Readers will recognise their own questions and doubts in Katie's descriptions of seeking evidence of God's grace in both the beauty and brokenness of life.
Through the wrestling, Katie finds an unshakable hope, one that she prays her readers will find as well in the pages of her story.
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Meet the Author
Katie Davis Majors
Katie J. Davis left home at the age of eighteen for a short missions trip to Uganda. From that experience grew an overwhelming desire to do something more personal, and today she lives in Uganda, where she is the adoptive mother of fourteen little girls. Katie is originally from Nashville, Tennessee, where her parents and brother live.
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By JC, Apr 26 2018
First it wasn't as great as the first book, the second book (this book) was all fantasy and no substance. It wasn't my favourite book, though it wasn't the worst. I would recommend it for teens and preteens. And read the first book FIRST!
By Drew, Dec 11 2017
Picking up where she left off in the best-selling book 'Kisses from Katie' Katie Davis Majors shares her ongoing experiences in Uganda as the adoptive mother to thirteen girls and describes how she's wrestled through the darkness of disappointment to find the answer to whether God truly is good. Tim Keller has explored the same theme but Katie engages with it from an autobiographical recount of her life up until now. Mums would love this for Christmas but also English teachers!! Readers will recognise their own questions and doubts in Katie's descriptions of seeking evidence of God's grace in both the beauty and brokenness of life. A worthwhile read!! A great Christmas gift!!
By Jo, Nov 24 2017
This is the second book to "Kisses from Kate", this book continues Kate's story. She is absolutely inspirational. This book will really touch you. It made me cry at some parts. Readers will journey with Kate as she shares her stories and experiences in Uganda. It is a very well written biography and readers can share the joys and the sorrows of Kate's journey in Uganda.
By Lyn Banks, Nov 06 2017
This humble young woman, has sacrificed everything that the Western world values, and in so doing has found a relationship with the Saviour that few people ever experience. I could not stop crying as I walked this journey of hope and faith, with her. If you are dissatisfied with all the emptiness this modern world offers, then I recommend you read this book, and find your own journey as you follow Katie's. Katie inspires with her blind devotion and obedience through pain and suffering, and a hope in a God that she knows intimately. Truly inspirational.
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