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    God Knows Your Name: In a World of Rejection, He Accepts You

    By Catherine Campbell

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    The idea that God is interested in us as individuals is an unfamiliar concept to many, while rejection has become a fact of life. This book encourages the reader to embrace the truth of a personal God; one with whom we do not need to struggle to gain recognition, who intervenes and acts on our behalf. A God who knows our name! Each of the six chapters contains two sections, dealing with situations of rejection. Each tells the story of an individual from the Bible narrative, explaining how God stepped in to change their situation, thus revealing how important they were to Him. The second, connecting story, tells of a present day individual in similar circumstances and how God also positively intervened in their lives. These are true stories, using carefully researched material for authenticity and accuracy. The stories are told with remarkable power and conviction.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMonarch Books
    Release dateJul 25, 2012
    ISBN9780857211903
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    God Knows Your Name: In a World of Rejection, He Accepts You
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    Catherine Campbell

    Catherine has spoken at numerous Ladies' events, including day conferences, breakfasts and weekends, as well as individual fellowship meetings for women in various churches. Having cared for two profoundly disabled daughters for a period of almost twenty years, Catherine is often asked to speak on the subject of suffering - through testimony, bible ministry and seminars. But she also delights in opportunities to share what the Bible has to say on a myriad of other subjects too! She is married to Philip. They have three children; two daughters, Cheryl and Joy, now in heaven, and a wonderful son, Paul who is married to Susie, both exceptional musicians.

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    • 5/5
      In just six little chapters, Catherine Campbell breaks our hearts for all those who are hurting, all those who have been hurt. We've all been there. We can all connect with one of her stories. We so want acceptance. All of us have at one time felt Nameless, or Hopeless, or Worthless, Helpless, Powerless, or Loveless. And God heals all that and accepts us. He knows our names.Each chapter includes an applicable Bible story about a real Bible character, fictionalized to make that person more real to us, to fill in some possible details. It is beautifully written. I was spellbound and couldn't quit reading it! The second half of each chapter describes the story of someone that has personally affected the author, Catherine Campbell. The stories are heartrending. These tales make us cheer for Christians who have helped others see the reality and majesty of Christ, those who have helped people understand that God knows our names and loves us. It's about real people shining their lights for Jesus, being His hands and feet and doing something for His glory and kingdom.
    • 5/5
      This book is so awesome...it will warm your heart. It brings to life many Bible stories. Once I started I could not put it down.Catherine Campbell has done such a wonderful job writing these stories, we go back in time, and then have it reinforced with a more recent time.One example would be the unclean woman found in Marks Gospel, chapter 5:21-32....and then we find a story told by a Missionary about Bobula living in Papua New Guinea. The stories are so similar, and yet different. Yes God does know your name...you are given the chance of Redemption.There are so many more stories and we are show how they apply in the present day. Love it!!I will be sharing my book and recommending it to others! Thank you Catherine!I received this book from the Publisher Kregel, and was not required to give a positive review.