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Running on Empty: Refilling Your Spirit at the Low Points of Life

by Jill Briscoe

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Feeling burned out? Unfulfilled? Drained? Jill Briscoe offers hope and comfort for those times in life when we feel empty and tired. With wit and candor, Briscoe draws lessons from several biblical figures that provide spiritual refreshment and renewal to those who are running on empty.
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Feeling burned out? Unfulfilled? Drained? Jill Briscoe offers hope and comfort for those times in life when we feel empty and tired. She draws lessons from Bible characters who often felt the same way: Leah was ugly and unloved, Hannah found midlife depressing and barren, the Prodigal Son ended up in a pigsty. With wit and candor, Briscoe provides spiritual refreshment and renewal when we are running on empty.
  HuntertownUMC | Apr 25, 2010 |
Feeling burned out? Unfulfilled? Drained? Jill Briscoe offers hope and comfort for those times in life when we feel empty and tired. She draws lessons from Bible characters who often felt the same way: Leah was ugly and unloved, Hannah found midlife depressing and barren, the Prodigal Son ended up in a pigsty. With wit and candor, Briscoe provides spiritual refreshment and renewal when we are running on empty.
  BethanyBible | Jan 16, 2010 |
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Feeling burned out? Unfulfilled? Drained? Jill Briscoe offers hope and comfort for those times in life when we feel empty and tired. With wit and candor, Briscoe draws lessons from several biblical figures that provide spiritual refreshment and renewal to those who are running on empty.

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