God Thinks Youre Wonderful
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Everybody needs to know that God thinks they’re special. A warm-hearted gift appropriate for almost anyone at any occasion, God Thinks You’re Wonderful is the perfect way to say, “You Are Special.” Who wouldn’t enjoy such smile-producing affirmations such as:
“If God had a refrigerator, your picture would be on it.”
“He can live anywhere in the universe, and he chose your heart.”
“Our hearts are not large enough to contain the blessings that God wants to give.”
Each brief thought is accompanied by an irresistible drawing to remind readers of God’s love and care. Chris Shea’s delightful illustrations pair perfectly with Max Lucado’s warm words in this unique, full-color gift book.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780849956508
UPC: 023755005236
Max Lucado | Illustrator: Chris Shea
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: April 2003
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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