Feeling Free Books in Order
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Feeling Free books in publication order
4 books
Feeling Free
by Terry Toler
2020
Toler presents a biblical approach to managing painful emotions by separating present circumstances from remembered hurts and fears about the future. His framework encourages readers to reconsider how they respond to anxiety, sadness, and other feelings through the lens of Christian faith.
The Jesus Diet
by Terry Toler
2020
Toler explores food, exercise, and well-being through his interpretation of Christian scripture. Rather than a conventional meal plan, he presents a faith-based way of thinking about daily habits, inviting readers to reconsider their relationship with nutrition and the pursuit of health.
Uncommon Finances
by Terry Toler
2020
This twenty-one-day Bible study examines personal finances through Toler's understanding of grace and the new covenant. Interactive reflections challenge familiar teachings about tithing and encourage readers to consider how Christian belief shapes their attitudes toward money and financial blessing.
Uncommon Health
by Terry Toler
2020
Toler's twenty-one-day workbook explores Christian beliefs about physical healing through scripture and reflection. He addresses questions about medical care, unanswered prayer, and faith, presenting his interpretation of divine health and the relationship between spiritual conviction and experiences of illness.
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