Making Room for Jesus: Getting Rid of Mental, Emotional, Spiritual, and Physical Clutter
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| Rating | : | 4.82 (737 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1532841477 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 54 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. She is a college math instructor who is learning to teach elementary school at home with her two favorite students. She and her husband have moved 13 times during their 17 years of marriage, learning to live out the phrase “Bloom Where You’re Planted.” As a writer and teacher, her purpose is to illuminate and communicate Biblical principles to believers – especially wives and mothers – so they can assimilate the Word of God and eliminate mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical clutter from their lives. About the Author Raised to be a career girl, Laura Baggett learned that God had other plans
The Lord used the process to declutter my mind and my soul. There were thought patterns I couldn’t seem to change, emotions I couldn’t get past, and a sense that my spiritual growth had stalled.Then one Saturday afternoon, I cleared out the closet under the stairs, and everything began to change.I applied the KonMari method of decluttering from The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo, and it really was transformational. I wasn’t living in filth and squalor. But there was a mixture of restlessness and stagnation in my heart. The drawers were packed. He changed my mindset just as much, if not more, than my surroundings.So if your closet isn’t the only part of your life that could use some tidying up, check out Making Room for Jesus: Getting Rid of Mental, Emotional, Spiritual, and Physical Clutter by scrolling up to purchase the book.. How does our physical clutter affect our mental, spiritual, and emotional clutter, and vice-versa?What does the Sabbath commandment from the Old Testament have to do with clutter, and does that command mean more (or perhaps less) than we often think it means?Can physical items in our homes affect our spiritual growth?How is it possible to get clutter free wi
"This was an easy read and a very motivational and inspirational book" according to New Mom/SLR Amateur. This was an easy read and a very motivational and inspirational book! I have found myself thinking of many of Laura's points in other areas of my life since I read it a couple of weeks ago. For example, Laura points out that you can't force someone to get rid of their stuff. Much like you can't force someone to make good choices in life. You can, though, set a positive example, and allow them to see the benefits/fruits of your life ch. this book gives me good challenges in examining my life in relationship to God Dee H This was a quick read, but left me with much to ponder. Without being overwhelming, this book gives me good challenges in examining my life in relationship to God and others. Thank you Laura Baggett for sharing your thoughts and journey in this book.. Five Stars Wonderful book
She and her husband have moved 13 times during their 17 years of marriage, learning to live out the phrase “Bloom Where You’re Planted.” As a writer and teacher, her purpose is to illuminate and communicate Biblical principles to believers – especially wives and mothers – so they can assimilate the Word of God and eliminate mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical clutter from their lives. . Raised to be a career