Bøger af Heidi Goehmann

God gives us many good gifts in this life. But if God is so good, why do terrible things come into our lives? Why is there so much brokenness, so much pain in the world around me? And why on any given day do I feel like I know God is good, but I can't see it very clearly? The book of James teaches us about God's goodness and God's definition of good, so we can begin to see this good more clearly in our lives each day. James also teaches us about a little thing called congruence and living in grace and truth, rather than just knowing about grace and truth. James pushes us out of our comfort zone, while reminding us that in Jesus, God's good gift at the end of the day is always grace.Good Gifts has five days of study in the Word each week. Each day is a 10-15 minute read. There is lots of white space for notes and processing. Gather to study with a group, or enjoy a moment of one-on-one time with God. As with every resource from heidigoehmann.com, you'll get plenty of insight on mental health and genuine relationships, always wrapped in the Hope of Jesus.

The Book of Isaiah is overflowing with God's realness, God's passion, and God's unrelenting affection for each of us. Throughout this Old Testament book God speaks truth into our lives by sharing with us His vision of who we are. See how God proclaims you Beloved, Redeemed, Holy, Gathered, Ransomed, Clay, Awake, and more across the pages of He Calls Me Loved.

To everything there is a season and a purpose under heaven, so goes the wisdom of Ecclesiastes 3. Casting Stones digs deep into this one chapter of Scripture, exploring the seasonal ebb and flow of life and wrestling with the place of difficult concepts like hate, uprooting, and tears in our lives. If you are in a season of joy or a season of struggle, Casting Stones will tend to your soul and send you throughout Scripture to find deeper meaning in each day. I Love My Shepherd studies have five days of study in the Word each week. Each day is a 15-20 minute read. Some days contain questions for exploration, while others leave more space for prayers and journaling, and engaging in the Scripture in creative ways. Gather to study with a group or enjoy a quiet moment, one-on-one with God. Intensely theological, while intensely practical, every time.

Brokenness is something we see all around us in our world, our communities, and our relationships. Yet each of us has our own story of brokenness as well. What parts of brokenness have pressed in and pushed forward in your life? And where is hope when brokenness comes close? Designed to help you call that brokenness by name, Finding Hope: From Brokenness to Restoration will give you tools to identify your story of brokenness and see God's hope in the messes of life. Brokenness isn't where the story ends. God doesn't flee or leave us in the middle of the mess. Instead, when we call brokenness by name, we can more clearly see God's hope alive and well in our daily lives. Jesus Christ enters into our brokenness and brings restoration. Join author Heidi Goehmann on a journey to call out brokenness in your life and unveil it together for God's healing.

"Combining scientific research and a Bible-based approach centered on grace, Emotions and the Gospel offers information and tools to explore how emotions help us connect with God and other people. Sections include foundational beliefs about emotions, misconceptions, ways to process emotions, and a look at emotions in the Bible"--