But Lord, I Was Happy Shallow Lessons Learned in the Deep Places by Marita Littauer

But Lord, I Was Happy Shallow Lessons Learned in the Deep Places by Marita Littauer

Wisdom, experience, and scripture all agree--tough times give us personal endurance and depth of character

But given the option, we would probably join the authors in saying, But Lord, I was happy shallow!

This book is the heartening response to that voice inside. It's much more than a simple collection of encouraging stories. It's a powerful reminder of the lessons you've survived, grown through, and used to sink your spiritual roots deeper into the faith that sustains and nourishes you. It's your life preserver when circumstances are about to overwhelm you.

Dailiness is often the chisel that carves within us greater resiliency--so the next time you're frustrated with the cotton pickin' flow of your life reach for But Lord, I Was Happy Shallow. You'll feel understood and encouraged.

But, Lord, I Was Happy Shallow is a wonderful collection of 'ah-ha!' moments. . . . these moving, embarrassing, or humorous stories will enrich everyone who reads them.

For the past twenty years, Marita Littauer has been training up-and-coming speakers and authors through CLASeminars. She speaks regularly across the nation, and is a regular contributor to Marriage Partnership, Christian Communicator, Christian Bride, Godly Business Woman, and Writer's Digest. She and her husband, Chuck Noon, live in Albuquerque, N.M.

MARITA LITTAUER cofounded the Christian Leaders, Authors, and Speakers Seminar (CLASS) with her mother, Dr. Florence Littauer, and has been training up-and-coming speakers and authors for the past 20 years. She is a regular contributor to Marriage Partnership, Christian Communicator, Godly Business Woman, and Writer's Digest, and talks across the country on a regular basis. Marita has written 16 books, including Communication Plus, Personality Puzzle, and Getting Along with Nearly Anybody (all co-authored with Florence Littauer), Loving Extravagantly (co-authored with Chuck Noon), and You've Got What It Takes. Her husband, Chuck Noon, and she live in Albuquerque, New Mexico.