Heather King tackled the things that holds all of us back-- our insecurity and fears.

What if we really can't do the things we feel we are called to? Maybe God made a mistake? Maybe I misunderstood Him? Or, even sometimes we question if we are doing enough. And I love that she works through each excuse..or what we deem "reasons" for our "inability".

I've struggled with my insecurity in regards to what I feel that God is leading me towards--it terrifies me and I feel ill-equipped. Reading the section on the burning bush and Moses gave me a new perspective. I don't know if this would be considered a spoiler or not but she points out that Moses missed the fact that God was using a bush to communicate with Moses. God used something as insignificant and unassuming as a bush--surely He could use Moses. And He did.

Surely He can do the same with me... and you, if we are just willing. And that is what King asks us to be--willing.
I also appreciate that she touches on the idea of feeling like the things that God is calling you to--that the things that you are doing, are less than. That idea is something that is not touched on or spoken on enough.
Bravo, Heather King!

At the end of each chapter we are also provided questions that match each chapter-- making this book beneficial for reading alone or working through with a group.

I received a free copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an unbiased review.

Great book. Teaches us that Faith is something we can have anywhere we go. I highly recommend to anyone.

Do you struggle in your faith? This is a book about how to have faith, trust God lean on him. Scripture based book. Examples are given about real life experiences and how to use these experiences to trust in faith. You can have faith anywhere any time just trust God.

This is a meaningful personal growth book for Christian women. The author is a straightforward writer and makes the information approachable yet challenging. Excellent book if you feel stuck and need to hear God.

Anywhere Faith is a book that inspires and challenges the reader. The conversational style, Scripture references and questions at the end of the chapter all help to engage the reader. I would definitely recommend this book.

Wasn't my most favorite book on faith but others might enjoy it more. Encourage others to read it as some points are helpful.