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            rdfs:label "\"Life has a way of weakening us. God has a way of strengthening us. Life is full of strength-stealers: situations, experiences, or relationships that rob us of our courage and passion, sometimes making us feel that the life has gone out of us. Often, these strength-stealers are hidden in our regular routine at home or in the workplace. It is easy to overlook them as they drain our energy, drop by precious drop-causing anxiety or depression, diminishing our motivation, and leaving us apathetic toward our priceless God-given dreams. If you can relate to this, you are stronger and more powerful than you may think! In Discover Your True Strength, Lindsay Roberts shows how to exchange strength-stealers for strength-builders as she offers words of encouragement, healing, and hope. Lindsay knows what it is like to have a calling from God, only to face opposition, tragedy, fear, heartache, and criticism-and yet still survive, prosper, and discover the strength in Christ that is available to us all. She describes how, through the powerful love of God, strong women think and act, listen and speak, respond, and thrive. The strength that comes from God is accessible to you every moment. This is the day for all women to take their place in God's purposes. As you come to understand and draw from your true strength, you can live each day to the fullest, pursuing what you love and are called to do. \"-- Provided by publisher." ],
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