Worth Living – How God's Wild Love Makes You Worthy
God's Wild Love Helps Us Overcome Feelings of Worthlessness
All women yearn to wake up each morning knowing that, no matter what their circumstances, they can feel joy because they are secure in God's love for them and their unique place in the world.
With deep compassion, Mary DeMuth dares women to believe that the God who starts a good work in them is faithful to bring it to glorious completion. That the God who redeems them also loves them--right now and always--with a beautiful love. That they are daughters of the King, always welcomed in his presence. She helps women discover a future where they know they are wildly loved, they feel strong and secure, and they are destined to have a great impact on the world around them.
About Mary DeMuth (Dallas, Texas Author)
If you met Mary DeMuth today, her joy would confuse you. Who she has become in light of tragedy is a testimony of Jesus’s ability to transform a broken life. A child of three divorces, a victim of sexual assault at a young age, with a father who died when she was ten, Mary wanted to end her life in her teens. In the tenth grade, she heard about Jesus, and she knew she wanted to chase after Him for the rest of her life. Thankfully, He chased her.
Mary is the author of more than thirty books, including her latest: Worth Living: How God’s Wild Love Makes You Worthy (Baker 2016) and her upcoming devotional Jesus Every Day (Harvest House 2017). She has spoken around the world about God’s ability to re-story a life, bringing needed freedom to her audiences. She’s been on the 700 Club and Huntley Street, and she’s spoken in Munich, Johannesburg, Port au Prince, Geneva and Monte Carlo, and planted a church with her family in southern France. She mentors writers around the world through booklaunchmentor.com.
Her best work? Being a mom to three amazing young adults and the wife of 26 years to Patrick. She makes her home in Dallas alongside her husband, one aloof cat, and an energetic chocolate lab. Find out more at marydemuth.com.
