Soothing Rain: Living Water to Refresh Your Soul

We need water to survive. Water is not an option for us. Our lives depend on it. Quench your thirst. Soothing Rain is a humorous and provoking look at a variety of events in a woman's life, and what might be done in the moment. (Styled as a global interchange.) Jesus said to the woman at the well, "Everyone who drinks of this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks of the water that I will give him will never be thirsty again. The water that I will give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life." The woman said to him, "Sir, give me this water..." John 4:13-14 (ESV) Open to a refreshing workbook subject for connecting the women of your group. Soothing Rain is delivered by two highly regarded Christian mentors and communicators. These 52 stand-alone discussion starters engage business women and homebodies in conversational, inclusive learning by offering four questions per study. Tonya Blessing's signature good humor tends to sweep away dry leaves, making room for refreshing growth. Think about how easily a human dehydrates. This study is perfect 13-week guide using four devotions and questions per week, or as a one-year guide to conversational learning. Or in 52 condensed days, you provide in-depth opportunities to discuss, learn and bond. The workbook questions by Sue Summers provide clarifying streams of living water. Book clubs and scripture studies are the perfect place for offering these portable opportunities to grab a refreshment and grow together hospitably, which is why mentors are being encouraged to use this book. When friends invite friends, they enjoy each other's company by sharing their voices naturally. GO together beyond pat answers. Explore the living waters. The personal reflection or group discussions in SOOTHING RAIN lead to answers related to women's issues in Scripture. Each devotional flows from God's word. For high school women and older, and for worship center oriented classes. Like Priscilla Shirer, Kay Arthur, Beth Moore and Joyce Meyer Bible studies, and similar to Blackaby Experiencing God, but shorter studies.