HOME: Returning To Rest Through a 23 Week Walk In Psalm 23($19.99Value)

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She had everything—success, faith, purpose—yet something was dangerously wrong. Panic surfaced without warning. Rest disappeared. The harder she worked to stay in control, the more her life began to fracture. Home unfolds like a quiet mystery, following one woman’s descent into spiritual unrest as unseen forces pull at her peace, her body, and her certainty. Each chapter peels back another layer, revealing clues hidden in plain sight—ancient words, familiar verses, and a Shepherd she thought she already knew. What if the life you worked so hard to build is the very thing stealing your rest? In Home: Returning To Rest Through a 23-Week Walk In Psalm 23 , Kimberly Hawkins invites those weary out of striving, self-shepherding, and silent exhaustion—and into the deep, soul- level rest only the Good Shepherd can give. This is not a surface-level devotional. It is a lived journey. Through raw testimony, Scripture-rich teaching, and vivid shepherd imagery, Kimberly walks readers verse by verse through Psalm 23, exposing why modern lives are busy, anxious, and spiritually depleted—even while doing “all the right things.” From panic attacks and health battles to surrender, healing, and the miracle of motherhood, Home reveals what happens when we finally stop trying to lead ourselves and allow Jesus to do the work He already finished. Each week guides readers to: Confront the hidden cost of self-reliance and spiritual burnout - Understand why rest is impossible without a Shepherd - Learn how faith is formed by hearing God’s voice—not striving harder - Release fear, control, and performance-based Christianity - Experience restored peace, identity, and trust in God’s provision This 23-week devotional is both intimate and instructional—designed not just to be read, but to be lived. If your soul has been craving stillness, clarity, and assurance, this book will lead you there—step by step—until you realize you were never meant to survive on your own. You were meant to come home.