Anchored Behind The Veil: Soul Makes a Wonderful Passenger but Terrible Captain

Your circumstances were never meant to be your compass. A delay starts to feel like rejection. A setback looks like failure. When life turns, your confidence in God rises and falls with it - and you call that drift "just a hard season." But what if the problem isn't the size of your faith? What if it's where your faith is looking? In Anchored Behind the Veil, Josh Quigley draws on the promise of Hebrews 6:19 - that hope is "an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast, and which enters the Presence behind the veil." The Christian life was never meant to be navigated by sight. The veil has already been torn. Access to God is no longer earned; it has been given. The only question left is this: is your soul anchored to what He has said, or tossed by what you see? Inside, you'll discover: - Why living by sight quietly erodes your faith - and how to let faith interpret your circumstances instead- The difference between wishful thinking and the confident, unshakable hope of Scripture- How to trade the "foster child" mentality of striving and scarcity for the security of a beloved son or daughter- What the torn veil means for your everyday life - not just your eternity- Five practical ways to anchor your soul to the Word of God when the storms comeShort enough to read in a single sitting, yet deep enough to return to again and again, this is a book for anyone weary of letting their circumstances define their God. Storms will still come. But an anchored soul does not drift. Hope anchors the soul. The Word secures the anchor. Christ provides access. Scroll up and add Anchored Behind the Veil to your cart today.

Pagina's: 35, Paperback, Independently published