This Feels Like Home

<p><strong>Turn your anxieties fears and worries into blessings.</strong></p><p></p><p>Amidst the loneliness and uncertainty of this world we all long for a place to go where we feel welcomed and loved. A place where our problems fade into the distance and we are met with peace contentment and glimpses of joy. A place where we can feel that everything is going to be OK. In her debut devotional Autumn Schoeck invites you to sit down feel normal and stay awhile. Not because of who she is but because of who Jesus is. He welcomes you arms wide open to sit and rest in His presence in a space where you can be introduced or reacquainted with the simplest notion-that Jesus loves you. In<em> This Feels Like Home</em> Autumn wraps you up in the comforting promises of God shares stories of faith and gives you the words to pray on your hardest days. This book feels like the warm hug you've been needing. So come in put your feet up and accept the love and reassurance that you were born to receive.</p><p></p><p>Autumn Schoeck is an author photographer bible-study leader and lover of all things Jesus. Through laughter and tears she seeks to remind everyone how much they are loved and adored. At home in St. Louis she is a wife to Andy and a mom to Sydney and Ben.</p><p></p><p>Whether your life is seemingly problem free or beset by challenges loneliness doubts or heartache Autumn invites you to find hope peace encouragement refreshment and meaning. With honesty and transparency Autumn's words speak to the heart as she leads all into the arms of Jesus the ultimate burden-bearer need-meeter soul-uplifter redeemer.</p><p>-Sharon Shearman Director of Family Ministry St. Paul's Lutheran Church Des Peres MO</p><p></p><p>In a world where so many people feel like they have no friends Autumn invites her friends and others like them to consider how friendship with God could be life changing. This uplifting collection of real life struggles and joys connects us to the deeper meaning and sustainable sources of support in the gospel. Read it each morning with your cup of coffee or stretch out in a hammock and soak in these reflections for your soul.</p><p></p><p>-Hugh Barlett Senior Pastor Chesterfield Presbyterian Church Chesterfield MO</p><p>Having known Autumn for almost 20 years I can confidently say her new book is true-Autumn-where she has been and where she hopes more of us can explore with her. She takes us to a place where love rules-rather than fear. A place in our hearts and actions that is so freeing-as she says Hey sis you are significant but you aren't sovereign. I devoured this book which showed me that Autumn knew I needed to drink these words and renew my spirit. Read feel and know you are not alone.</p><p>-Penny Pennington St. Louis MO</p>