Wonder

WONDER: Sixty Devotions To Inspire Your Heart. “You’re an egg your mother’s body should have rejected.” This statement announced as if it were a fact was directed at Chris Bovill by a GP. What could have been the unravelling of her faith, instead, set her on a course of searching for truth to replace this…

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Chris Bovill

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WONDER: Sixty Devotions To Inspire Your Heart. “You’re an egg your mother’s body should have rejected.” This statement announced as if it were a fact was directed at Chris Bovill by a GP. What could have been the unravelling of her faith, instead, set her on a course of searching for truth to replace this lie. It became a catalyst to discovering a vast treasure trove of powerful truths which have caused her to fall in love with Jesus, her Creator and friend, on repeat. These same awe-inspiring truths are spoken of you, and as you read this collection of devotions written from day-to-day life, may your eyes be opened in fresh wonder. As if looking through the eyes of a child, may you experience for yourself, the extravagant grace of the loving God. Enjoy sweet moments in amongst these pages, as He reminds you of the truths that you are seen, you are adored and He has wonder filled plans for your life!

Website: www.chrisbovill.com
Writer: Chris Bovill

Wonder

About The Writer

Chris Bovill

Chris Bovill

CHRIS BOVILL is passionate about encouraging women to grow and flourish in their relationship with God.  For twenty years Chris has organised the annual HEART (Home Educators’ Annual RetreaT), providing space for countless women to be refreshed. Her deepest desire is to grow to be more like Jesus, encourage those around her, and wring as much joy out of each day as possible! Chris lives with her wonderful husband Mark on a dairy farm in Waikato, New Zealand.  They have six adult children and an adorable collection of grandchildren.

Website: www.chrisbovill.com
Photo: Chris Bovill

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