The Yada Yada Prayer Group Gets Rolling

Yada Yada Series

De: Neta Jackson

Narrado por: Julie Rogers

Just when the Yada Yadas want to get comfy, they realize God is on the move. It’s time for the sisters to let go . . . and let God take the lead.

These aren’t easy times for the Yada Yadas: a devastating fire, an HIV diagnosis, loss of loved ones, and possible prison time loom over the sisters’ heads. More than once, they dissolve into tears and worry. But when so much seems to be going wrong, the sisters know where to turn . . . prayer.

And as Jodi Baxter’s prayer life continues to be revolutionized by the Yada Yada Prayer Group, she begins to recognize God’s voice. It’s still, it’s small, and she often confuses it with her own feelings. But it’s there.

When Jodi works up the courage to open herself to God’s plan, it propels her into a world completely outside her comfort zone: prison ministry.

But as the sisters follow God’s lead, something happens—something that knocks their socks off. Reaching out in ways that are startling to others, they surprise even themselves. Because when this eccentric group of friends gets rolling, miracles will happen.

• Reading group and celebration guides are included in the audiobook companion PDF download.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2008 Neta Jackson (P)2023 Thomas Nelson

Love this series

I love that this series is so real. The characters are real in the sense that they do not exist in some fabricated understanding of the world. That said, this book, the whole series, really, has been spiritually and emotionally healing for me. The focus on prayer and sisterhood are so powerfully. Thank you, Mrs Jackson for these well-written, Holy Spirit- filled, transformative books. So often people and authors avoid topics dealing with people of color and the way other cultures feel about and relate to each other, but the love of JESUS teaches us how to truly love. There is no way a person can write the way you do about cultural differences and Godly love without actually living it. Thank you, Mrs. Jackson for walking the talk.
Thank you also to the narrator whose voices have brought these characters to life. You are a jewel.