Audra Jennings

An interview with Debora M. Coty, Author of Too Loved to Be Lost In a world where a woman’s acceptance so often seems contingent on her looks, behavior or talents, does anyone love her simply for who she is? Debora M. Coty answers that question with a resounding “yes” in her new book, Too Loved to Be Lost: Discovering God’s Intentional, Unconditional, Without-Limits Love ( Barbour Books/October 1, 2014/ISBN: 978-1628369694 /$9.99) . Q: The subtitle of Too Loved to Be Lost is “discovering God’s intentional, unconditional, without-limits love.” Why did you want to bring a message about God’s love to women? I believe women today spend a lot of time feeling taken advantage of, judged unfairly and accepted only within certain boundaries. The love we receive often seems conditional — based on our looks, behavior, talents or achievements —  rather than who we are inside our skin. With the threat of losing acceptance breathing down our necks, our sense of security crashe...

In our world a woman’s acceptance so often seems contingent on her looks, behavior, or talents. This can lead to fearing loss of acceptance, trying to outperform one another, and a warped view God as a ruthless, judgmental, stern entity just waiting for us to crash and burn. Debora M. Coty 's new book, Too Loved to Be Lost: Discovering God’s Intentional, Unconditional, Without-Limits Love ,  offers women simple, practical steps for finding healing, security, and revitalization of spirit, body, and faith. Celebrate being "Too Loved" by entering Debora Coty's HDX giveaway and RSVPing to her Facebook party on November 6th.   One winner will receive: A Kindle HDX Too Loved to Be Lost  by Debora Coty Enter today by clicking one of the icons below. But hurry, the giveaway ends on November 6th. Winner will be announced at the Too Loved to Be Lost  Facebook author event on 11/6 . Join author Debora Coty for a humorous and...

Discovering God’s ‘Intentional, Unconditional, Without-Limits Love’ Debora M. Coty shows women how to open their hearts to the absolute, infinite love of God In a world where a woman’s acceptance so often seems contingent on her looks, behavior or talents, does anyone love her simply for who she is? Debora M. Coty answers that question with a resounding “yes” in her new book, Too Loved to Be Lost: Discovering God’s Intentional, Unconditional, Without-Limits Love (Barbour Books/October 1, 2014/ISBN: 978-1628369694 /$9.99) . “I believe that women today spend a lot of time feeling taken advantage of, judged unfairly and accepted only within certain boundaries,” Coty says. “We need to know — really KNOW —there is One who doesn’t condemn or critique us, but instead loves, forgives and accepts us — quirks, meltdowns, zits and all.” Coty says as women fear loss of acceptance and try to outperform one another, they can begin to view God as a ruthless, judgmental, stern e...

As I posted yesterday, we're gearing up for a big fall. Here's what you can look forward to in October! (I think there may be a couple of additions too!) What I've been working on like crazy is all the upcoming releases. Here's a glimpse at some of what is coming up! These are our September releases and/or tours. The only order is the order that blogger put the images into the post. Rearranging them in order would only make me go insane! They are actually in alphabetical by title, I think.  Becoming Bea by Leslie Gould (Bethany House 10/14) The Daughter of Highland Hall by Carrie Turansky (WaterBrook 10/7) Expectant Parents by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin (Tyndale/Focus on the Family 10/1) The Bachelor by Stephanie Reed (Kregel 10/27) The Hardest Peace by Kara Tippetts (David C Cook 10/1) The Mason Jar by James Russell Lingerfelt (William and Keats Publishing 10/1) Too Loved to be Lost by Debora M. Coty (Barbour 10/1)