New Book Helps Readers Navigate Each GodOrdained Season



The Byrds made it known that "to everything there is a season" in their famous song "Turn! Turn! Turn!" when they quoted the immortal words of Ecclesiastes. But understanding and accepting the seasons of God and that the changes will bring peace, contentment, and security to the life of any believer is crucial in order for them to understand the potential for growth or failure in each season, says Dr. Joyce A. Louther, author of new Xulon Press release, Understanding the Seasons of God ($9.99, paperback, 978-1-60266-786-0). This must-read book will change readers' perspective and attitude about the seasons of God. They will learn, among other things, the characteristics of each season, the preparation needed for each season, and the dangers in each season and how to avoid them.

Says Louther, "Seasons are ordained by God. If we cooperate with God's seasons in our lives, we can experience great productivity and fruitfulness. But if we struggle against them, we will constantly be anxious, angry, and frustrated. This book will empower the reader to successfully navigate each God-ordained season."

Louther spent the last several years working on this book as well as reading, studying, and meditating on the seasons from a natural and spiritual point of view. All of this has caused her to be able to look forward to determining what seasons she is experiencing and knowing what she needs to do. "There is a sense of peace in knowing I am right where God wants me to be regardless of the season I'm in," she says. Similarly, those who desire to walk in the center of God's will in every season will be able to grab hold of that security in their lives.

Xulon Press, a part of Salem Communications Corporation, is the world's largest Christian publisher, with more than 5,000 titles published to date. Retailers may order Understanding the Seasons of God through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor Book Distributors.





New Book Helps Readers Navigate Each GodOrdained Season




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