A Steadfast Spirit
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A Steadfast Spirit is book 2 in the Women of the Psalms Biblical Fiction series.
It has been ten years since Zemira was taken as an Israelite slave from her home of Moab, but she still remembers the brutal way her family was stolen from her. She still remembers the man responsible. She still remembers that she will never truly belong in the land of Judah.
Zemira never expected to form a friendship with her mistress, Bathsheba. And even though she is just a slave, Zemira knows Bathsheba cares for her and will do right by her. When Zemira meets Yosef, a man who composes beautiful songs and sings them while worshipping at the Tabernacle, she finds her heart softening toward Adonai. Is she starting to understand what Bathsheba and Yosef have been trying to tell her? Just when it seems she has finally come to the place where she can forgive the man who wronged her and her family, King David makes a series of decisions that hurts those Zemira has come to love. Zemira can't help but question Adonai once more. Will her spirit finally break? Or will she find the strength to trust in Adonai the way Bathsheba and Yosef do?
About the Women of the Psalms Series Meet the courageous women whose lives and faith helped inspire the psalms we treasure today. In this moving and vivid biblical fiction series, you'll walk alongside the women whose struggles, triumphs, and unshakable devotion to God helped give rise to the timeless truths of the psalms.Gripping Stories by Well-Known Christian Authors
Each of the books in this unique Guideposts series is written by a well-known Christian author who loves God, understands the history of the times, and knows the human heart, creating moving stories that capture your imagination, nurture your faith, and help you trust Him in your own life.Bonus Extras in Every Book
In addition to engrossing stories you can't put down, you'll also get:- A Bible Study Guide based on the psalm at the center of the story, offering greater insight into God's Word
- A Devotional inspired by the psalm in the story, providing focus and meaning for your personal worship and reflection
- Author's Notes share insights, inspiration, and lessons she learned while writing the story
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Heidi Chiavaroli (pronounced shev-uh-ROE-lee...sort of like Chevrolet and ravioli mushed together!) wrote her first story in third grade, titled I'd Cross the Desert for Milk. It wasn't until years later that she revisited writing, using her two small boys' nap times to pursue what she thought at the time was a foolish dream. Despite a long road to publication, she hasn't stopped writing since! Heidi writes women's fiction, combining her love of history and literature to write both time-slip stories and contemporary fiction. She is a two-time Carol Award winner and a Christy Award finalist, a Romantic Times Top Pick, and a Booklist Top Ten Romance Debut. Heidi makes her home in Massachusetts with her husband, two sons, and Wyatt, her standard poodle.