Leeana Tankersley schreibt über das Leben aus einem „weiten Raum“ heraus, ein Thema, das sich auch in ihrem Werk Breathing Room widerspiegelt. Ihre Prosa lädt die Leser ein, das Leben mit größerer Offenheit und Freiheit zu betrachten und ermutigt zur Suche nach tieferer Erfüllung. Über ihren Blog teilt Tankersley nachdenkliche Reflexionen, die dazu anregen, mehr Raum und Frieden im täglichen Leben zu finden.
Compelling writer and podcaster helps you hold onto hope in God, yourself, and others, no matter what your circumstances. Her personal stories, humor, and subversive view of hope are pitch-perfect for our uncertain times.
There are so many moments in life when we choose to silence our intuition, abandon our own voice, and play small because we wonder, deep down: "Do I know who I really am? Is who I really am enough?" It's courageous work to learn to live from our essential identity--loved, worthy, whole. But what if God is calling us to shamelessly recover the woman he created us to be? What if God is urging us to be--for the first time in our lives--brazen? The word brazen means without shame. Leeana Tankersley wants women to be just that--to unapologetically move from shame- and fear-based living toward lives that are based on love and belonging. With moving personal stories and spot-on observations of the longings we all experience--to know we are loved, to feel comfortable in our own skin, to be heard--Tankersley calls women to honor that voice deep down inside of them rather than bowing to outside influences that push them to become someone they're not. Gritty and overflowing with grace, Brazen will set women free to be truly themselves in a world bent on molding them in its image.
What happens when life begins to trip us up and failure starts creeping in? Many of us just keep on doing the same thing, hoping for different results. Some of us look for escape, to find a way out of the mess we feel that we've created. But neither enduring nor escaping is ultimately what we need. The answer is to allow ourselves to begin again, every day, in every part of our lives. Through engaging, lyrical prose, Leeana Tankersley shows women how to forgive themselves, develop new and healthier patterns of living, and do away with resentment and regret. Her life-giving words will free women who are feeling stuck and allow them to clear out the debris to make room for what God wants to do in their lives. To begin again is to open the window, even a crack, to let the breeze of grace come in. It is a call to stop running from our fears. To take one small step toward becoming the brave women we were made to be.
Frequent speaker and engaging writer offers 100 encouraging, insightful devotions to help women defeat discouragement and toxic thinking and reminds them that they can always begin again.