TO BEAR FRUIT

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TO BEAR FRUIT

“to bear fruit”:

  • to produce successful results or a favorable outcome through effort

  • the outward manifestation of a transformed life resulting from a relationship with God

After all is said and done, what matters most is seeing the result of your hardship, and what you find is ripe fruit for harvest.

To bear fruit is to bear witness to the value of hard work.

“Two days before my fiancé died, he gifted me a workbook on how to write my story; his final gift of faith in my future. This is my journey—exploring the intersection of psychology, grief, faith and redemption.

What legacy does Ryan want me to leave?

One thing remains clear to this day.

He wants me to write.”

  • Paperback perfect bound book

  • 4.5×7”

  • 422 pages / 211 sheets

$25.00

What People Are Saying

  • I like a good redemption story. A lot of the things she struggled with as a result of her challenges were things that I related to. A lot of her concerns and anxieties in relationships and friendships resonated with me too. Very enjoyable and a worthwhile read.

    — Cheyne Jones

  • It's so amazing. I'm slowly making my way through it and have only cried twice. Her words are so beautiful and powerful and this book is going to make a huge impact on so many people!

    — Cara Davidson

  • I love it. I'm so proud of her for writing it and also am so impressed by her style—the alternating narrative and impressionist sections work really well together and remind me a little of Steinbeck's alternating structure in East of Eden, though obviously the content and syntax are super different.

    — John Stewart