The Ministry of a Messy House: Grace In Place Of Guilt Author Cathy Gohlke strength and rare ability to

strength and rare ability to see the world from a lens of truth and possibility make her one of the most inspiring people I've ever met

Co-authors Brad Hewitt

Includes optional links to Bible references and pause moments to think about situations and others with God

When you internalize the Gospel--this message of restorative love--you come to know who you are more and more every day

we face a dilemma: how do we walk closely with God without caving in to pressure or alienating those we want to reach

The Ministry of a Messy House: Grace In Place Of Guilt Author Cathy Gohlke strength and rare ability toTo love one's neighbour messy makes.' So writes Amanda Robbie's father in the poem at the start of this book. Messy is OK, even in a world gone mad with perfectionism. The author looks at 'messy' in the context of home, family, children, church, community, meals and celebrations. As someone who has lived in eight homes in four cities and one town, spread across three countries, in the course of her married life, she has had to reassess her priorities