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Be Still and Know... You Are Loved More Than You Can Pawsibly Imagine
Nothing on earth exemplifies the unconditional love and enduring faithfulness of God quite like our four-legged friends. Their loyalty, calming presence and constant companionship bring us the same sense of peace and contentment that we find throughout…
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1 author picked Paws in His Presence as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love this book because nothing on earth exemplifies the unconditional love and enduring faithfulness of God quite like our animal friends. These stories remind me of my loyal dog and companion, Gracie with her calming presence, gentle mannerism and the amazing love she had for thousands of therapy patients.
This book gives me peace and hope as I read through the stories and their reference to the book of Psalms. Jennifer Bleakey is a gifted storyteller and a wonderful woman of faith.
From Larry's list on The best Christian books that show God's amazing grace and love.
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