Jewels In Your Pocket
Why is it that we can love Christ's Gospel, yet feel so inadequate in our ability to talk about it?
Lacking a degree in theology, a resume of missionary service, or a knack for public speaking, we worry that our offerings will be weak at best, or misunderstood at worst.
Fortunately, we can learn how to authentically share the strength, joy, and meaning we've found in God and His goodness by using our signature collection of life experiences.
in this delightful book, Roxanne Thayne combines a life long love for the gospel, with years as a professional educator and story teller, to shift our mindset from fear to enthusiasm in sharing our testimonies.
Encouragement and confidence are found in this inspiring assortment of stories and tips to help readers:
trust that ministering happens naturally through meaningful conversation;
discover how the Spirit brings things "to our remembrance" and gives us the courage to share;
learn to mine for appropriate stories in both the highlights and lowlights of our lives;
utilize the three C's of good storytelling, clarity, color and connectivity;
find joy in knowing how to relate with anyone, anywhere.
A book perfectly suited to the timid-Christian, Jewels in your Pocket can expand the ways we bless others with the treasures we carry.
What Readers are Saying:
“Jewels in Your Pocket helped me reflect and recognize the abundance of tender mercies Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ have so beautifully orchestrated in my life.”
“Having read this book, I am inspired to testify more often of the things I know to be true which will hopefully resonate and strengthen other’s belief’s as well as my own. It is truly wonderful.”
“In reading this book I am reminded that recording and sharing my stories is as important for my own spiritual growth as it is for my children and future generations.”
“This book has the power to give us the courage, hope and help we need to invite others to come unto Christ. Well done.”
“I appreciated the tools for remembering stories, especially asking for God’s help to stir my memory to revive those stories which are tucked tightly in my brain and heart.”
