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Closer Than Your Skin Giveaway

Closer Than Your Skin
Author: Susan D. Hill
Paperback: 256 pages
Publisher: WaterBrook Press

Book Description :

If you crave the real experience of God’s presence in your daily life…

If you sense there’s more to Christianity than service, study, and superficial spirituality…

If you’re ready to go beyond knowing
about God
to truly
knowing Him…

Here’s where life with God begins.

Is God really like a father who cares about the details of our everyday lives? Then why does He often seem so far away, distant in the moments when we could most use a personal touch from Him?

So many of us have lived in that unspoken longing. In these incredible stories, you’ll see how one person found that God is not always content to wait for us to discover Him amid the clutter of life. Instead, when we simply hold out our hands, He illuminates our ordinary world and gives us new eyes to see.

Closer Than Your Skin traces the journey of an ordinary Christian who longed to move beyond the trappings of faith to genuine life with God. Her story reveals how to overcome the obstacles that most often block such intimate connection. Through this remarkable account, you’ll gain tangible insight into what a daily, vibrant companionship with the Creator really feels like once you wake up to the eternal reality all around you.

Interactive study guide included.

More than one blog/site is giving away copies of this powerful book! Enter to win.

At her blog, A Peek at my Bookshelf, Deena raves about this book and gives it a rating of six out of five bookmarks! Deena will draw the names of 2 lucky readers next Friday.

Heidi's blog also has 2 copies to give away. Winners will be announced at noon (EST) on Thursday, the 28th. *For a second chance at winning, post about this contest on your blog, with a link back to that post.

Laura Williams gives this book Five stars and has 2 copies to give away as well. Deadline to enter is March 3, 2008 at 11:59 pm EST.

If you'd like to enter to the giveaway over at Wismoms, drop an email at clockstein@centurytel.net. The contest will be open until midnight Thursday.

Books, movies, and Chinese Food will pick a name and announce the winner on Monday, March 3.

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