Of Little Faith

<p><strong>Life never goes according to plan but for stubborn strong-willed Lizzie giving up control may be something she is forced to do to see His bigger plan. </strong></p><p>Like many of her peers in her nursing program Elizabeth Lizzie is a typical student: She barely sleeps barely eats has no social life and is always studying. But such is the life of a nursing school student.</p><p>Or is it?</p><p>Most of the time Lizzie feels like she's just going through the motions to get to the next day... in life and <em>especially</em> in her relationship with God. She's a Christian but not actively invested in her faith. </p><p>As life picks up and Lizzie becomes more distant from God things in her life start to fall apart until she reaches her breaking point. At that moment it takes a drastic divine intervention to get her back on track. </p><p>The only question is will Lizzie listen? Even though God has a will for her-greater than her own desires for her life-does Lizzie have the brain and heart space to let go of control in favor of a path that will not only change her life for the better but affect those around her?</p><p><em>Of Little Faith</em> is an evocative and relevant narrative for today's young Christians. Rooted in Christian living principles the book tells the all-too-relevant story of young people today: doing all they can handle trying to build a better life for themselves and letting the most important and intangible things like a relationship with God fall by the wayside until there's more time. Not to mention there is a desperate attempt to keep control of life within our grasp instead of letting God's will dictate how our lives can serve others. </p><p>Let go and let God with <em>Of Little Faith.</em></p>