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In "God at Your Wit's End Study Guide, " author and counselor Marilyn Meberg probes the corners of our minds to uncover the faulty thinking that leads to feelings of uncertainty about our faith. She then explains how God affirms and even welcomes our humanity in the midst of our brokenness as she guides us through question and answer sections specifically designed to assist us in our journey. As she continually points us to the awesome power o...

Author and counselor Meberg probes the corners of the mind to uncover the faulty thinking that leads to an uncertain faith. Complete with thoughtful applications and probing questions, each chapter is designed for either group or personal study and in-depth reflection.

Marilyn Meberg has found a wonderful formula for living: "Cheer up, for Christ has overcome the world." One of the featured speakers on the wildly popular Women of Faith tour, Marilyn uses her own life events to show how we can maintain joy in the midst of difficult heartbreaking experiences.

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The Women of Faith study guide series features topical handbooks that deal with issues women wrestle with today: God's Will, Living in Christ, Prayer, and Worry.

Meberg shares her own stories and those of other "everyday women" with the heart and mind of a counselor to help readers understand their emotions.

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Caught off guard, surprised by their own reactions, emotions bubble up that women fight to smother. "Where did that come from?" "What can I do with this feeling that won't go away?" "Why do I feel and act this way?"Counselor Marilyn Meberg has been there too. When she got pregnant, she got scared. When her baby girl died, she got angry. When her husband died, she battled loneliness and sorrow. In between the peaks and valleys, Marilyn began to...

The Women of Faith study guide series features topical handbooks that deal with issues women wrestle with today: God's Will, Living in Christ, Prayer, and Worry.

The author of "I'd Rather Be Laughing" offers an insightful and humorous look at letting God take care of all of us--the good, the bad, and the ugly.