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Your Scars Are Beautiful to God: Finding Peace and Purpose in the Hurts of Your Past

by Sharon Jaynes

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Physical scars represent a story, a moment in one's life, and they show others that there is a history of healing. Noted author Sharon Jaynes shares with women how their internal scars--marks from past hurts and mistakes--also represent a story of restoration. With empathy, personal insight, and a best friend's gentle spirit, Sharon helps readers: recognize Jesus through their scars receive grace and forgiveness remove the mask and be real restore the broken heart release the power of healed wounds Encouraging chapters, inspirational stories, godly wisdom, and a Bible study guide lead readers to give their wounds to the One who sees their beauty and who turns hurts into hope.… (more)
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Describes how an individual's "internal scars"--invisible marks from past hurts--represent stories of healing and restoration.
  gnbclibrary | Aug 17, 2008 |
Scars tell a story -- Recognizing Jesus through our scars -- Reflecting on the purpose of our scars -- Redeeming the pain by investing in others -- Replacing the wounds with scars -- Restoring the broken heart -- Receiving grace and forgiveness -- Renouncing the cloud of shame -- Removing the mask and being real -- Resisting the fear of rejection -- Rejecting the lie of disqualification -- Respecting the lives of others -- Revealing the
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Physical scars represent a story, a moment in one's life, and they show others that there is a history of healing. Noted author Sharon Jaynes shares with women how their internal scars--marks from past hurts and mistakes--also represent a story of restoration. With empathy, personal insight, and a best friend's gentle spirit, Sharon helps readers: recognize Jesus through their scars receive grace and forgiveness remove the mask and be real restore the broken heart release the power of healed wounds Encouraging chapters, inspirational stories, godly wisdom, and a Bible study guide lead readers to give their wounds to the One who sees their beauty and who turns hurts into hope.

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