Whole

An Honest Look at the Holes in Your Life - and How to Let God Fill Them

De: Lisa Whittle

Narrado por: Lisa Whittle

How to get past whatever’s holding you back - and start living a whole new story. We all have holes in our lives - those things we lament about ourselves. Those things we allow to define us in ways we don’t like. Those things that keep us from living the life God wants for us. But what if you discovered that the holes in your life are really the things that will ultimately make you... well, whole?

Author and communicator Lisa Whittle knows this all too well. When her world was rocked to the core in a very public way, her faith and whole reason for living were challenged like never before. In that moment, Lisa was confronted by the holes in her spiritual life. And what she learned not only changed her life, but could bring great possibilities to yours. In Whole, Lisa calls you to take an honest look at your holes, discover how to fill them with God’s presence, and get to a real and vibrant place of wholeness instead. In her trademark bold, compassionate, and relatable voice, Lisa takes you on a transformational journey of understanding who you really are... and what you were born to be and do.

Download the accompanying reference guide.©2011 Lisa Whittle (P)2011 Oasis Audio

A must listen/read for anyone who wants to be whole!

I just finished listening to (W)hole by Lisa Whittle and immediately had to write a review. I love this book! I appreciate Lisa's honesty and vulnerability. I could so relate to so much of it and see God's faithfulness and goodness in her life and in mine! The Holy Spirit spoke to my heart through it. I laughed, cried and worshiped God along the way.
I liked it so much that I bought a printed copy I can highlight.

Lisa’s vulnerability to share her story is always an encouragement to me

I enjoy listening to Lisa’s narration. Her voice is soothing and compassionate. She also always give me a lot to think about and good questions to ask myself to grow closer to God and His perspective.
I like that her application is not just words but lived out personally. That it comes from lived experience not just theory.

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What did you love best about Whole?

I really dont want to review this book, I only want to mention that so far I have heard two errors in her speaking where she says " I meant to say". Im enjoying this book, just wanted to mention this mistake.

I’ll read this one again!

The concepts are daily reminders of my part in this beautiful relationship with God! And that I can continuously work towards becoming Whole!