It's easy to lose hope, especially in today's world. Through times like these, we all need to be reminded of the hope of Jesus!

Hope for the Moment is a collection of what we're calling Devotional Stories, real stories by real people about a real God. There are some heavy moments, but in every story, hope is found and God is glorified. These serve to remind of God's faithfulness and goodness.

While most of the Christian writers in this collection are women, it can serve to encourage anyone of any age. Writers from around the world have contributed to this collaboration. We celebrate the international feel and have retained author styles.

The deep, personal stories in this collection will inspire and encourage anyone with an open heart.

May the real stories from these real people reflect the real God and add HOPE to your season. There is hope, a living hope in Jesus, one that does not disappoint

You are not alone. You are loved. You are here for a reason.

This is a Devo Writers Collaboration produced by Michael Lace.

Here are the Devotional Story titles and their authors*:

1. Is This Really Happening? by Pam Pegram
2. Lift Your Eyes by Elenah Kangara
3. My Hope is You by Jodi Arndt
4. Hope for the Moment by Michael Lacey
5. It's Amazing What You Can Live Through by Angie Walthall
6. Trusting God through Turmoil and Trauma by Meredith Swift
7. You are Good Enough by Mimi Emmanuel
8. Hope in the Darkness by Kelly Walk Hines
9. Real Biblical Hope by Matthew King
10. Walking with God by Kathryn Springman
11. From Trauma to Hope by Jill Rogers
12. Hope in the Waiting by Miranda J. Chivers
13. Driven Toward Hope by Al Ainsworth
14. Hope, Peace, and Cancer-Free by Emily Smith
15. When Hope Seems Lost by Pam Pegram
16. The Garden of Hope by Michael Lacey

*If you're a Christian writer, you can submit to the next collection!

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