Stay
Discovering Grace, Freedom, and Wholeness Where You Never Imagined Looking

This was such an interesting read. I love reading non fiction books that I can connect with the topic and the person sharing stories. Paschall was like sitting with a friend listening to her stories. I just drank in everything she had to say. It was a little bit much on the preachy said. But then ag......more

This book is much more a memoir than one containing a good deal of teaching. It's a book for younger women who like insights drawn from experiences rather than from the Bible. Paschall shares stories such as meeting the Dalai Lama in San Francisco, her experiences with a therapist, having difficult......more

Update: I just received my copy in the mail last week!!! So excited that I now have my own copy to keep!! I am rereading it- soooo good! Stay by Anjuli Paschall, is not just an invitation to stay in the presence of God and enjoy a connection that fills up all the aching parts of your body and soul. C......more

Anjuli’s book was made for such a time as this. “Yes, stay. Stay where you most resist being. This staying is a slow and painful sanctification, and it’s the place where God is growing us.” I read through this book as I entered motherhood in postpartum during a hospital stay. My heart ached to be ho......more

This is a memoir. It was not marketed as that, so it was a big disappointment to me. I wanted to give it 1 star because of the following paragraph, but I picked 2 because it did have some redeeming qualities.Her last chapter sums up the whole book. That her whole purpose in life is to be loved by Go......more