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IN A WORLD in need of hope, let Reals of Life, 50 Real-Life Stories of Faith provide you with a daily dose. No matter what you're going through... no matter what season you are in... how hard or sad... even though you may muster a smile each day... we all need something to give us hope. In tough times and on a daily basis, with Reals of Life on your nightstand, in your purse, at your desk, or in your quiet time, inspiration and hope are just the turn of a page away.
Author Michelle Hargus has been called to encourage others through her real life stories and experiences. As Michelle began to freely share her life, she was encouraged by friends to compile these lessons into a book. Michelle recalls, "I am so blessed. Just this week a friend asked me to go for a walk, and we talked for a very long time. She just needed an ear to listen. I was able to offer her some encouragement and pray with my sweet friend. I'm not trying to sound arrogant, but ever since I was a little girl, I have believed God has given me a gift that may help others feel just a little more comfortable. I want Him to use me as a tool to reach others whenever possible. Sometimes I feel someone's energy. I know they may not necessarily need a hug but just a word of encouragement. I believe I am drawn to people who need a smile or a compliment that might change their entire outlook, even for just that moment. That's what I believe these stories are for... to give others a bit of happiness or a different outlook... a daily dose of hope."
Let Reals of Life, 50 Real Life Stories of Faith provide a daily dose of hope for you or someone you know who could use some hope for themselves.
