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While in college, Katie Bergman Raney began a long battle with addiction-a battle that would eventually lead her to three different rehabilitation programs. It was a painful, humbling, and periodically seemingly hopeless time. By the grace of God, Katie found recovery.
For years, Katie shared little life lessons on Facebook-stories inspired by ordinary moments that God had used to teach her extraordinary truths. Over time, those posts became more than just words on a screen. They became reminders that God is always at work, even in the smallest details of our everyday lives.
These stories have now been compiled into this 52-week devotional: Night Shift, Morning Grace. There isn't one specific theme throughout the pages of this book. It's a little random, just like life. One week you may read about Katie's grandparents, the next about working the night shift, a funny family memory, a difficult season, or something God taught her while she simply went about her day. As Katie observes, recovery isn't about being "cured"; it's about choosing, every single day, to trust God with the life He's given each one of us. In Night Shift, Morning Grace, the reader will find help to remember that God's timing is perfect. Waiting is hard. Trusting is hard. But settling for less than God's best is even harder.
For years, Katie shared little life lessons on Facebook-stories inspired by ordinary moments that God had used to teach her extraordinary truths. Over time, those posts became more than just words on a screen. They became reminders that God is always at work, even in the smallest details of our everyday lives.
These stories have now been compiled into this 52-week devotional: Night Shift, Morning Grace. There isn't one specific theme throughout the pages of this book. It's a little random, just like life. One week you may read about Katie's grandparents, the next about working the night shift, a funny family memory, a difficult season, or something God taught her while she simply went about her day. As Katie observes, recovery isn't about being "cured"; it's about choosing, every single day, to trust God with the life He's given each one of us. In Night Shift, Morning Grace, the reader will find help to remember that God's timing is perfect. Waiting is hard. Trusting is hard. But settling for less than God's best is even harder.