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We are not promised an easy life, but what we are promised is God’s power and presence.
In the midst of frequent difficulties and challenges, God calls us to bank on the eternal truth that we can do all things through Christ who gives us strength (Phil. 4:13). This thirty-day devotional from Michele Howe equips readers to face all of life’s challenges knowing that rescue from God is always close by when we need it most. Trying circumstances don’t have to overwhelm us—when we put the full weight of our trust in God, we can have confidence that God is always with us, working
out His good and perfect will in our lives. Yes, we can do hard things, it is possible because it is promised. Come learn how the God of the impossible can equip you to do hard things in your life for your good and His glory.




Nancy Sabato –
“Michele’s book speaks volumes to the discouraged and encourages her readers to say ‘yes’ when everything feels like ‘no.’ It’s trusting God in seasons of doubt and facing the unknown challenges that come along with faith! In Genesis 18:14, the Lord said to Sarah, ‘Is there anything too hard for the Lord?’ Once again, Michele has pointed us in the right direction: to rely on God when facing hard things, as He walks us through and gives us hope and a future.”
— Nancy Sabato
Producer & Host of The Call with Nancy Sabato
Michele Morin –
Michele Howe steps courageously into the truth that believers are not exempt from the trials of life. Equipped with the wisdom of her own experience with hard things, she speaks with compassion and biblical clarity in this collection of thirty devotional readings. Her message is clear: By faith we look to God’s past provision, commit each new day to Him, and then trust Him for
grace to face the future with courage. Each chapter reinforces the reader’s hope in Jesus’s two-part promise found in John 16:33. Yes, ‘in this world you will have tribulation,’ but never forget Part 2: Jesus said, I have overcome the world.’”
— Michele Morin
Bible teacher, writer, and blessed grandmother
Judy Roberts –
“If you struggle with life’s ‘hard things,’ prepare to be heartened by Michele Howe’s approach to the trials that come to us all. Inspired by a woman who was suffering yet held to God’s promise to be with her, Michele expands on Deuteronomy 31:6 in a way that will bolster your faith and show you how to apply it to whatever you are facing.”
— Judy Roberts
Writer and Journalist
PeggySue Wells –
“When life grows complicated with the weight of family tensions, fractured friendships, physical strain, financial pressure, and wavering faith, Brave Faith for Hard Things offers faith-filled direction. This interactive companion walks readers through disappointment, disillusionment, and doubt, trading reaction for renewal. With pastoral clarity and practical guidance, author Michele Howe charts a proven pathway toward resting in God’s faithful, loving care. Exchange anxiety and overwhelm for hope and help in God, trusting in His promise that He is always present.”
— PeggySue Wells
Award-winning, USA Today bestselling author of 45 books,
including The Ten Best Decisions A Single Mom Can Make
Maggie Wallem Rowe –
“Brave Faith for Hard Things is a wise and steady companion for believers walking through seasons that test both heart and hope. With pastoral tenderness and biblical depth, Michelle Howe invites readers to face life’s hardest moments without denial or despair, anchoring courage in the character of God. Each of the thirty reflections offers space to ponder, pray, and remember that suffering never has the final word. This thoughtful devotional strengthens weary faith while reminding readers that even in the hardest places, God remains present, purposeful, and trustworthy.”
— Maggie Wallem Rowe
Author of This Life We Share:
52 Reflections on Journeying Well with God and Others