Uncommon Favor Study Journal: An Interactive Resource for Individuals and Small Groups

In Uncommon Favor, Heather Johnston draws from her own experience of how God called her out of an ordinary life an into a posture of complete surrender to the Father's plans. As a result, God gave Heather an unexplainable love for the nation of Israel, and unexpected favor in the arena of international politics. Heather shows us how surrender, faithfulness, and chutzpah are needed when we walk the winding path of life with Jesus.

This interactive Study Journal is intended to take the reader deeper into each chapter and provide a framework for a personal encounter with Jesus. Heather teaches key lessons about discipleship including:

- Praying faith-filled prayers from the deep conviction that we are esteemed children in God's house
- Walking out a surrendered life
- Becoming like Jesus through seeking the success of others
- Developing spiritual maturity and dependency in order to be obedient to God's call
- Practicing the discipline of solitude

Whether you are a new or seasoned follower of Jesus, the fresh and bold insights in this Study Journal will help you strengthen your relationship with Him and deepen your understanding of true discipleship.

Heather Johnston is the founder and Executive Director of two organizations deeply involved in building the modern State of Israel. U.S. Israel Education Association educates and serves government leaders to facilitate important dialogue and cooperation between the United States and Israel. For more than a decade, Heather has led senior members of Congress on advanced educational tours to Israel. In addition, the Birmingham, AL native founded JH Israel which helped establish the National Leadership Center (NLC) in Ariel, Israel. The NLC hosts programs that have given more than 100,000 Israeli and Arab youth an unparalleled experiential learning adventure in biblical leadership and life purpose. Heather studied Communications at Auburn University and completed her ThM at Beeson Divinity School. She resides in Birmingham with her husband, Bruce. Together they have two children, David and Mallory.