Humble Roots
by Hannah Anderson | Book Summary
Author: Hannah Anderson
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Humility teaches us that we are not God, but rather creatures created from the dirt. Knowing that we are creatures and not the Creator frees us to rest in Him, because He is in control of all things. Humble Roots is a book written for all Christians. In a day where calendars are often packed full, Humble Roots points to Christ and His yoke that is easy and His burden that is light. |
Hannah Anderson lives in the haunting Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. She spends her days working beside her husband in rural ministry, caring for their three children, and scratching out odd moments to write. In those in-between moments, she contributes to a variety of Christian publications and is the author of Made for More (Moody, 2014) and Humble Roots (Moody, 2016).
Humble Roots
by Hannah Anderson
[ Book Summary ]
| Author | Hannah Anderson |
| Publisher | Moody Publishers |
| Date | October 2016 |
| Pages | 205 |
Overview:
Peace and rest are two things that we all long for, though they often evade us. We create schedules to be more productive, all the while thinking that we are actually the ones in control.
Humility teaches us that we are not God, but rather creatures created from the dirt. Knowing that we are creatures and not the Creator frees us to rest in Him, because He is in control of all things.
Humble Roots is a book written for all Christians. In a day where calendars are often packed full, Humble Roots points to Christ and His yoke that is easy and His burden that is light.
Hannah Anderson lives in the haunting Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. She spends her days working beside her husband in rural ministry, caring for their three children, and scratching out odd moments to write. In those in-between moments, she contributes to a variety of Christian publications and is the author of Made for More (Moody, 2014) and Humble Roots (Moody, 2016).