Overwhelmed? Frustrated? Ready for change?
There's hope!
Author, teacher, and worship mentor Amy Layne Litzelman invites you to see yourself, God, and the world around you from a new perspective. Learn to walk with your Creator in such a way that joy and peace become your default and His goodness overwhelms all that overwhelms you.
"My friend, Amy Layne Litzelman, is a woman who has been on a journey with God. She writes with beauty, wisdom, and grace as one who has experienced deep dealings from the Father. ...more than a writer; she is a guide, extending her hand and offering you an invitation."
Brian Harrison, Commanded Blessing Ministries
About
Author
Worship Mentor
Teacher
Glimpses of the beauty and wisdom found in knowing God.
Teacher
Worship Mentor
Teacher
Stirring hearts with God's word as we learn to walk with Jesus today.
Worship Mentor
Worship Mentor
Worship Mentor
Responding to the One who reveals He is worthy of our song and life.
Featured Book
Some gifts are meant to be opened again and again, unfolding in deeper measure each time. God’s word is such a gift and Amy packages it within the daily details of life, revealing how to hear and recognize Him in all we do. Your personal library isn’t complete without the This Beloved Road Bundle.
Knowing God in the details
From Adam’s first breath, God has always been vulnerable with mankind.
God is, both, pursuing and drawing you. He knows your name and your deepest longing. He gets down in the dirt of life with you, forming and shaping; breathing His own life into your beautiful (and sometimes broken) shell. He’s leaning toward you every moment.
You are not alone.
Knowing God isn’t about trying to get His attention. He has always been intimate and intentional. Knowing God is about peeling back the filters from our eyes and hearts so we can recognize and embrace Him in our very midst. Knowing God requires us to be as honest with Him as He is with us. But God will never abuse your vulnerability. He wants you to walk with Him each day - free from fear, guilt, and shame.
