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The Storm Inside by Sheila Walsh


The Storm Inside Trade the Chaos of How You Feel for the Truth of Who You Are


By Sheila Walsh
Published by Thomas Nelson


Book Description


No matter the storm, God knows, God cares, and He is always there.

The chaos of life can be overwhelming, and women get a heavier dose than most. Each day comes with its own pressures, heartaches, and disappointments that slowly erode the joy, peace, and closeness to God every woman needs. Chaos always feels like the enemy as it rages around us and inside us. But there is hope!

In The Storm Inside, best-selling author and Women of Faith speaker Sheila Walsh invites you into ten life-changing, hope-filled transformations where hurt and heartache are divinely redeemed into joy and faith. With insightful biblical teaching, intimate stories of her own storms and the chaos other women have faced and overcome, Walsh shows how:

  • Heartbreak can become strength
  • Shame can lead to love
  • Unforgiveness can find freedom
  • Restoration can undo rage
  • Courage overcomes insignificance
  • And so much more

In The Storm Inside, you will find strength in the most profound truths—that you are always a child of God no matter how you feel. In these pages, you will learn to see yourself as God sees you, not as someone forever tossed by the waves but as a woman fully known, fully loved, and growing ever deeper in faith, hope, and love.

It is time as daughters of God to take the chaos of how we feel, lay it at the feet of God, and stand strong in who we are in Him. This simple teaching will be the difference between a life of joy and one of despair. Sheila powerfully reminds us that God offers no guarantee of a life without storms, but He does provide the strength and grace to make it through them.



Here’s my review of this amazing non-fiction read:

First, I would like to extend a heartfelt “Thank you” to Sheila Walsh and her publisher for sending me a copy of "The Storm Inside" to review for them. I am truly grateful for this generosity. I really appreciate the time, effort and expense it takes to make a reviewer copy available to me.

“The Storm Inside:  Trade the Chaos of How You Feel for the Truth of Who You Are” by Sheila Walsh is a ten-chapter journey of discovery leading to freedom in Christ.  Sheila meets the reader at the edge of the pits of heartbreak, disappointment, unforgiveness, shame, regret, fear, insecurity, insignificance, despair and rage and travels through God’s Word, escorting the reader into truth and freedom.  Restoration, strength, hope, love, joy, rest, confidence and courage are the destinations to be reached at the end of each chapter.  Loaded with thoughtful questions, activities and suggested prayers to springboard you into conversation with the Lord, this book really is an escort for the reader as you venture toward the realization of truth and a life of freedom.

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