Review: Too Loved to Be Lost: Discovering God's Intentional, Unconditional, Without-Limits Love by Debora M. Coty

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 655 KB
• Print Length: 224 pages
• Publisher: Shiloh Run Press; Gld edition (Oct. 1 2014)
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
• Language: English
• ASIN: B00MYME094

• Paperback: 224 pages
• Publisher: Shiloh Run Press; Gld edition (Oct. 1 2014)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1628369698
• ISBN-13: 978-1628369694

Book Description

 In Too Loved to Be Lost, you'll find simple, practical steps for healing, refreshment, and revitalization of spirit, body, and faith. Whether you're struggling with issues related to trust, depression, patience, relationships, hurts, or hopes. . .this humor-filled volume will deliver a much-needed smile and equip you with simple-to-implement tips for attaining the kind of guidance and belonging you crave—the kind that can only be found in the unconditional love of Papa God.


About the Author

Debora M. Coty is a popular speaker, columnist, lifelong Bible student, internationally published freelance writer, and award-winning author of numerous books, including Too Blessed to Be Stressed, and More Beauty, Less Beast. She's also an orthopedic occupational therapist, writing instructor, and tennis addict. Mother of two grown children, Debora lives and loves in central Florida with her husband, Chuck, and desperately wicked pooch, Fenway.

My Review

I am reviewing the paperback copy of Too Loved to Be Lost: Discovering God's Intentional, Unconditional, Without-Limits Love by Debora M. Coty. It is a humourous instruction book for women for assistance and guidance with all of the issues we women face daily.

It includes:

Section 1: Where Am I Going? Can I Get There From Here?
Section 2: Can Anyone Really Refold Maps?
Section 3: Woohoo! Road Trip!
Section 4: The Destination is my Journey

In each section there are 6 chapters. For example, Chapter 13: Backseat Driving (Relinquishing Control) is one of the things that I always need to conquer.  As each chapter does, it starts off with a bible verse. In this case it is Ephesians 3.20-21. Then a short story and devotional about the importance of relinquishing the control of our lives to God. Or Papa God as Debora Coty refers to God.

It is a very good book filled with appropriate verses and devotions to help us in our day to day life struggles. Be sure to pick up a copy for yourself or perhaps for a friend as a gift.