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About the Book
About the Book
Have you ever wondered if the Bible is relevant to the problems you face today?
The book Dear God I'm Desperate uncovers letters from women like you and me pouring out their issues and heartache to God.
God hears and answers each woman with wisdom, guidance and direction from His Word.
Issues Women Face
Issues Women Face
In the book Dear God I'm Desperate
women share about difficult life issues often not discussed in church.
Abortion. Abuse. Death. Self-Image. Identity. Money. Marital problems. Children. Singleness . . .
No topic is off limits with God.
“Desperate cries that emanate from our should can leave us breathless and hopeless. Our despair can often pull us into a never-ending quest for answers. In
Dear God I'm Desperate, Leanne LeMay beckons us to travel with her on that search.
"From personal experience, Jeanne learned that the answers we seek come through the words of God, because He speaks to real-life issues we all face. Her creative blend of the cries of many women's hearts with powerful scripture thrusts us onto a path of hope--because God hears our cries and knows exactly what to say.”
Gail Porter, Author
Life Through Loss
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The Significant Woman
“I LOVE THIS BOOK! Packed full of Biblical wisdom and deep compassion, Dear God I'm Desperate addresses a wide variety of issues women face today--stale marriages, adultery, sex addition, divorce, post-abortion heartache--both inside and outside the church. No topic is off limits.
"Author Jeanne LeMay pours wisdom into the content, interlacing the Scriptures throughout God's responses, where He speaks lovingly and perfectly to each woman, tender where needed and firm where appropriate. She provides countless reminders that God understands and cares for us far more than we can imagine. With each heartfelt letter, I could feel
the presence of our heavenly Father.
I believe this book will be a gift for many weary, guilt-ridden souls, a huge blessing to many women!”
Dena Yohe, Author
You Are Not Alone: Hope for Hurting Parents
