God Hears Her & Out of the Dust Contest!

God Hears Her is a community that believes in redemption and encourages others to tell their stories. We want to make sure that the story of Out of the Dust is shared so you and others can be encouraged and be reminded of God’s great love for us!

Contest is now closed.

Contest is now closed.

Out of the Dust is a husband and wife duo that almost wasn’t. Selfish love and sin ended their marriage. Yet by a thread of grace, they remarried and beauty was born from their mistakes.  Their lives tell the story of how God restored them, used their brokenness for good, and even created Out of the Dust to share God’s message of love. If you’re not familiar with their story, now is the perfect time to get to know them!

God Hears Her is a community that believes in redemption and encourages others to tell their stories. We want to make sure that the story of Out of the Dust is shared so you and others can be encouraged and be reminded of God’s great love for us!

So, enter our contest, and here’s what you could win:

  • God Hears Her: 365 Devotions for Women by Women

  • God Hears Her 40-Day Devotional Journal

  • God Hears Her Scripture & Encouragement Cards

  • God Hears Her Sticker Pack

  • Out of the Dust albums: Now More Than Ever & Out of the Dust

  • Out of the Dust shirt

  • Out of the Dust print

And here’s what you do:

We’ll select three random winners from all the entries. Get started and spread the love!

Contest ends Sunday, January 31, 2021, at midnight (EST).
** contest valid for US residents only.
** This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram.

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Suppose doubt is not indicative of a lack of faith but of loosely holding our convictions and being willing to change our current position when given new evidence. My friend Carl, a pastor, posted the following in a recent Facebook post: “I’d much rather be around people who are honest about their doubts than to be surrounded by people who are absolutely certain that all of their beliefs are true.”

“Let’s go around the circle and introduce ourselves. Tell us a little bit about yourself and your family.”

While this introductory question was fitting given the project we were about to discuss, my heart sank just a bit when I heard it. As the people around the table shared, it became clear: My answer was going to be different. While the others spoke of their spouse, shared the names and ages of their children, I mentioned my parents, my siblings and their spouses, and my nieces and nephews. It wasn’t the answer anyone was expecting—the question was asked because it was, even subconsciously, assumed that everyone around the table had a spouse and children to talk about. The people around the table shared a faith, but the assumption underlying the question, and the not-quite-sure-what-to-say response to my differing answer, made me wonder, and not for the first time, if the Christian definition of “family” can be too small.

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