Navigating Uncertain Times

How are you handling the unsettling changes in our world? Are you wondering how to navigate tricky relationships with those who have opposing viewpoints? Do you feel disconnected from fellowship? In Navigating Uncertain Times, you will learn from godly biblical leaders who were experts in surviving turmoil. Jeremiah, Josiah, Daniel, Habakkuk, and Ezekiel were contemporaries, and they encountered issues very similar to those of our current world. These biblical leaders will show you how to: Navigate a pluralistic society and create fellowship and acceptance for all Pray and come to peace when faced with undesired circumstances. Communicate tactfully as you maneuver in a fractured and unjust society Experience realistic hope Learn ways to heal as you look back on painful times. What Others Say About this Book: Michelle's Bible study is one of the most timely studies I've seen in a while. She has taken the lessons and principles from the Prophets to help us navigate these troubled times as faithful, faith-filled Christians. God is the same yesterday, today, and forever and these lesson helps us remember that and find strength and peace in the challenges facing many of us today. I think every small group should go through this study and find God's help and guidance for today. %Terrie Hellard-Brown, Minister, Writer, and Podcaster Navigating Uncertain Times brings Old Testament lessons to life with engaging stories from the author's own experiences. The author's writing style delights and challenges. In these times of changing realities and conflicting beliefs, the author shares enduring lessons to encourage, bring perspective, and inspire hope. %Sheryl Trainor, Spiritual Director I recommend this Bible Study to everyone who is navigating our uncertain times and longing for hope. The author explores the lives of ancient believers and illustrates their deep connection with God and relatable personal stories confirm His faithful character in our lives today. Journaling prompts get to the heart of the matter to help the student apply what is learned. %Nancy Ness, Critique Leader of Compel Writers Training About the Author: Michelle Booth is a mother, grandmother, author, speaker, and counselor. She loves to lead Bible studies and enjoys mission trips around the world. Michelle has a master's degree in counseling and is currently a school counselor. She has overcome many difficulties, including a debilitating disease, but thrives in her life and faith. Her passion is to help women and children learn to trust God and thrive through whatever circumstances they face.