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There are over seven billion people in the world today. Why is it that so many of us still feel alone, forgotten, or abandoned? We long to be noticed, loved, and protected. We spend countless hours filling the emptiness with our careers and outside activities; and yet at the end of the day we still feel like orphans; our hearts cry out for a sense of belonging.

No Longer an Orphan reveals God's desire to give us that sense of belonging. The book shares twenty-seven distinct character traits of God that will bring clarity and understanding to the truth that we are never alone. Using...

There are over seven billion people in the world today. Why is it that so many of us still feel alone, forgotten, or abandoned? We long to be noticed, loved, and protected. We spend countless hours filling the emptiness with our careers and outside activities; and yet at the end of the day we still feel like orphans; our hearts cry out for a sense of belonging.

No Longer an Orphan reveals God's desire to give us that sense of belonging. The book shares twenty-seven distinct character traits of God that will bring clarity and understanding to the truth that we are never alone. Using...

Finding Your Voice as a Beginning Marriage and Family Therapist provides support to early career marriage and family therapists who are seeking to find their sense of value and contribution to the field while connecting more authentically with themselves and those around them. In Part I, the authors write about their own experience as early MFTs, as well as those of their supervisees. They detail how their social location shaped these experiences, and what their professional development process has looked like. Part II includes a literature review of trainees' firsthand...

Finding Your Voice as a Beginning Marriage and Family Therapist provides support to early career marriage and family therapists who are seeking to find their sense of value and contribution to the field while connecting more authentically with themselves and those around them. In Part I, the authors write about their own experience as early MFTs, as well as those of their supervisees. They detail how their social location shaped these experiences, and what their professional development process has looked like. Part II includes a literature review of trainees' firsthand...