Deborah Newman

If people trusted God like a child ideally trusts a dad, what would happen to their prayer life? What does it really mean to have a child-like faith? Deborah Newman says that learning to see God as Daddy will help believers grow in their prayer life and gain a better sense of who they are and why they are here. In How to Really Love God as Your Father, Newman shares the spiritual process she went through as she learned how to see God as Daddy and invites readers not only to embrace and personally identify with the process, but to actually experience the transformation for themselves. Written for both men and women, this book emphasizes the process of praying to God as Abba and thereby unlocks the secret to a more intimate relationship with him.

Growing Your Most Important Relationship

How to Really Love God as Your Father

Many women struggle to claim their identity, value, and security from a fallen world that can't deliver lasting fulfillment. Deborah Newman shows the path to freedom by pointing to the only thng that will satisfy a woman's longing: an intimate relationship with God.o

Finding Fulfillment as the Woman God Intended You to be

Then God Created Woman

Christian Library of Lancaster Collection.

Embracing Your True Beauty in Christ

Loving Your Body

Comfortable in Your Own Skin is a repackage of the popular book Loving Your Body. Through the stories of other women and individual study questions, Dr. Deborah Newman applies sound biblical advice, combined with her clinical experience, to reach out to women on the topic of body image. Dr. Newman helps women understand that they are wonderfully and fearfully made by God, in His image. By seeing themselves as He sees them, women will begin to accept themselves just as they are.

Making Peace with Your Body Image

Comfortable in Your Own Skin

Frank Minirth

Harry Beverly

Pam Vredevelt

Discusses the harmful effects of bulimia and anorexia, examines the psychological principles involved, and presents a plan that promotes healthy eating patterns and spiritual healing

Deborah Newman

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