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We are the Tyndale Periodicals Division. We publish five bulletin insert publications—all four-page products designed to be used in a church bulletin, in Sunday school classes, or as a witnessing tool...

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Unwanted Birds
We don’t live in a wilderness area. We’re thirty miles west of downtown Chicago—a suburban setting—far from the forests. But we do have wildlife—birds, squirrels, possums, raccoons, chipmunks, and the occasional fox and coyote. There are plenty of trees and shrubs for birds to find… Read The Full Post
Today's Trivia
What do manatees and sloths have in common?
Neither can turn their heads very well. They are the only mammals with six neck bones or vertebrae. All other mammals, from mice to humans to giraffes, have seven. Birds, who need to preen, have a lot more: owls have 14, ducks have 16, but the record holder is the mute swan with 25.

- Focus on the Family Bulletin
  Focus on the Family’s global Christian ministry is dedicated to helping families thrive in today’s...Read More
- Glimpses
  Who was Dietrich Bonhoeffer? What paved the way for the first complete Bible in English? And why did...Read More
- Have a Good Day
  Looking for a creative and easy way to share the gospel? Well, then Have a Good Day was made...Read More
- Living Proof
  From well-known author and speaker Beth Moore and her ministries, Living Proof is the newest...Read More
- The Church around the World
  Missions, persecution, church splits, and controversies . . . Do you know what Christians are facing...Read More
What am I Reading?

She’s Got Issues

Reviewed by Amy Nickerson

Is being a Christian supposed to change me? Nicole Unice begins her new book with this daunting question we’ve probably all wrestled with at one point or another. Of course you want the answer to be yes, but once you’ve accepted the gospel and started to live life again, you may find that you don’t actually feel changed by your faith. Deep down, you’re still dealing with the everyday issues that steal your joy and keep you from living a fulfilled, abundant, and fearless life. The truth is . . . we all are.

In She’s Got Issues, counselor and ministry leader Nicole Unice explores five (and a half) everyday issues that can hold you back from living free and loving well: control, insecurity, comparison, fear, and anger (with its cousin unforgiveness). The good news is that you don’t have to fix yourself. Through the power of Christ, you really can be changed, and your biggest weaknesses can be transformed into your greatest strengths and gifts.

Women everywhere will find that they relate. Nicole’s humor, personal experience, and fresh voice easily shine through on every page. With quizzes and questions for journaling and discussing, the book is packed with assessment tools so readers can apply what they are learning. The book also comes with an abundance of QR codes that link you to video clips of Nicole talking more about the issues.

Overall, Nicole is honest and insightful, making She’s Got Issues a book to read. A seven-session DVD curriculum that will be a great resource for small groups and churches is scheduled for release in September.

For more information check out the book’s website www.shesgotissuesbook.com or visit Nicole’s official page at www.nicoleunice.com.