Warring For My Girls PDF Download

Women and girls across the world are struggling in the area of friendships like never before. After a certain age, the idea of maintaining fruitful, equally balanced friendships seems far-fetched. Through her own personal growth and struggles, Mya Kay shares prayers and stories from her heart, that are meant to encourage you to war for the girls in your life. Never one to present a challenge without having first walked through it, Mya Kay shares insight after each devotional on the times she herself wasn't a good friend; times she felt misunderstood as a friend; and essentially, what her friendship with Christ taught her about the value of sacrifice in friendships, all to help get you to one place - becoming the friend you desire to have. This 30-Day Devotional will teach you how to: -Pray word-inspired prayers to cover your friends in different areas of their lives-Encourage yourself when you aren't sure where you stand as a friend-Press into God's presence on behalf of a friend-Denounce the spirit of jealousy before you lose your friend-Discern the difference between valuing and supporting your friend...And much more! Truth: You can have valuable, God-driven, fruitful and equally beneficial friendships. You just have to learn how to war against the real enemy. Review: "Warring for My Girls has definitely impacted me spiritually. Throughout my time reading the book, it was clear that God was reminding me of three major things - one, intentionality is key; two, friendships are to be stewarded; and three, love is yielding to what a person needs in various seasons (including myself) - and not simply what I think should be occurring or what I desire. I could feel my faith being both ignited and challenged as I thought to myself, 'do I war for all of my friends in these strategic, specific, and powerful ways?' I know these prayers and the wisdom from Mya's stories will heal, deliver, and help to flourish the friendships of many girls and women who read this book."Adreeonah Mundy, LPC, NCC (Licensed Professional)

Women and girls across the world are struggling in the area of friendships like never before. After a certain age, the idea of maintaining fruitful, equally balanced friendships seems far-fetched. Through her own personal growth and struggles, Mya Kay shares prayers and stories from her heart, that are meant to encourage you to war for the girls in your life. Never one to present a challenge without having first walked through it, Mya Kay shares insight after each devotional on the times she herself wasn't a good friend; times she felt misunderstood as a friend; and essentially, what her friendship with Christ taught her about the value of sacrifice in friendships, all to help get you to one place - becoming the friend you desire to have. This 30-Day Devotional will teach you how to: -Pray word-inspired prayers to cover your friends in different areas of their lives-Encourage yourself when you aren't sure where you stand as a friend-Press into God's presence on behalf of a friend-Denounce the spirit of jealousy before you lose your friend-Discern the difference between valuing and supporting your friend...And much more! Truth: You can have valuable, God-driven, fruitful and equally beneficial friendships. You just have to learn how to war against the real enemy. Review: "Warring for My Girls has definitely impacted me spiritually. Throughout my time reading the book, it was clear that God was reminding me of three major things - one, intentionality is key; two, friendships are to be stewarded; and three, love is yielding to what a person needs in various seasons (including myself) - and not simply what I think should be occurring or what I desire. I could feel my faith being both ignited and challenged as I thought to myself, 'do I war for all of my friends in these strategic, specific, and powerful ways?' I know these prayers and the wisdom from Mya's stories will heal, deliver, and help to flourish the friendships of many girls and women who read this book."Adreeonah Mundy, LPC, NCC (Licensed Professional)