Bøker av Megan Hill

This 40-day devotional unpacks each of the 9 fruits of the Spirit listed in Galatians 5, bringing theologically rich reflection and practical application to women seeking a more fruitful life.

How you feel about yourself has a big impact on how you live your life and interact with other people. If you are self-assured, you are more likely to view yourself in a positive light and actually enjoy spending time with other people. You are able to live your life to the fullest and be at your happiest when you don't feel self-conscious or awkward around other people.However, if you are surrounded by self-doubt, hesitation, and shyness, you are more likely to withdraw, isolate yourself from other people, and avoid making connections and interacting with them. Your emotional well-being and overall well-being are negatively impacted by the anxiety you experience in the pit of your stomach when you are around other people. This anxiety is holding you back a great deal. If you lack self-confidence or have friends or family members who are not confident, you need to take action.

When you overthink, thoughts run circles around your head and you find yourself stuck in reverse unable to move forward. More so, you start coming up with bizarre ideas that totally contradict each other. "I'm so excited for this job interview" transforms into "I wonder if they liked me" and then morphs into "oh, I'm so stupid I shouldn't have said that! I'm definitely not getting an offer." You start blaming yourself for things you didn't do and worrying about scenarios that may or may not happen.Overthinking is simply the act of thinking about something too much or for too long. I know the feeling, and it's energy-draining. Overthinking elevates your stress levels, reduces your creativity, clouds your judgement and strips you of your power to make decisions.Fortunately, there are a few ways to handle overthinking. These don't happen overnight -some will take time to develop and some can be implemented immediately. But all of them require conscious work from your side.

With the captivating story of a little girl whose parents mistakenly leave her at church, this TGC Kids picture book illustrates Jesus's command to "love one another," showing children ages 3-7 that God has provided the church to be their loving community.

This book helps readers delight in being a part of relationships within the church--no matter how messy and awkward they seem--with rich theology, practical direction, and study questions for group use.

Exploring the Bible's teaching on the importance of corporate prayer, Praying Together lays a theological foundation and offers practical advice related to praying alongside other believers--in our families, churches, and communities.