Memory Stones: Learn How to Start Trusting God by Proving to Yourself That He Is Faithful

What if you could face your trials with confidence, trusting that God will be faithful?

Are you tired of stressing out and worrying every time you face a difficult circumstance? When a hardship presents itself, do you only focus on the threat in front of you and completely forget about the God beside you? Or do you remember that He exists but doubt His faithfulness because you acutely recall times in the past when things didn’t work out well—at all?
Tanya Pollard has struggled with this and knows how hard it can be to trust that God is always faithful. But by using God’s instruction to Joshua, she found a way to prove to herself that He is, and she wants you to discover how you too can:

• Overcome doubts about God’s faithfulness by understanding who He is and what faithful really means
• Trust God with your trials and future by using rocks as visual reminders of His constant faithfulness
• Trade your worries for gratitude and joy by discovering where His hand is already moving in all areas of your life
• Stop feeling alone and strengthen your relationship with God by involving Him in the search for His faithfulness in your life

Join Tanya as she explains what faithful is and what it isn’t and encourages you with the lessons she learned through the rocks in her jar, which reveal who God truly is, how much He dearly loves you, and what faithful really looks like.

One of the best and most insightful books I have read in the practical matter of our trust in God’s faithfulness. Her illustrations really hit home…. At times I found myself weeping, shouting, and saying “yes” throughout the book. It is honest, realistic, yet hopeful and confident in God’s goodness. And practical. It actually gives the reader devices to anchor into God as a person who is faithful, even when we don’t understand. Tanya, thank you! I highly recommend this book for its honesty, integrity, readability, and practical help in developing a trusting relationship with God.
— Dr. Ian R. Dunn, BTh, MDiv, Dmin