How To Be Okay While Waiting For Everything To Be Okay

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Everything is going to be okay. That's what everyone keeps telling you. Or maybe you haven't shared what you're going through with anyone, but deep inside you remain hopeful that everything will be okay. But how do you deal with the pain you're feeling now? How do you find peace now?How To Be Okay While Waiting For Everything To Be Okay is a quick read about learning to lean on God despite the circumstances and situations you're experiencing. The book goes through various tools and strategies on how to be filled with the peace of God and keep your mind focused on God throughout a difficult situation. The purpose of the book is to help people through tough times in their lives. It is also deeply personal as Bosoye shares some of her own experiences and how they have drawn her closer to God and helped her to find peace in the middle of the pain.

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