Bored in Big Church: Recollections of a Church Brat and Tattletale follows a little girl'smischievous misadventures as she glimpses God's hand in unexpected places. Each talewill tickle your funny bone and touch your heart. This thirty-day devotional guideprovides a scripture focus and questions to draw you into God's presence and help youview Him in a fresh light. Join Julie as she sees her Heavenly Father leading her everystep of the way. From church brat to minister's wife, God didn't give up on this littlefireball. He called her to follow Him and He longs to renew your passion for Him today.Through the window of Scripture, discover Him at work in your life!For over twenty-five years, Dr. Julie Barrier has been a national and internationalconference speaker, addressing topics such as marriage and ministry, developing healthyrelationships, biblical study, and women's issues in 32 countries around the world.She is the founder and director of www.preachitteachit.org, providing free resources fromrenowned teachers and authors such as Max Lucado, Beth Moore, Bill Hybels, RickWarren, and many more. International resources are also offered in ten languages. Sinceits inception in June 2008, Preach It, Teach It has reached more than 700,000 in 203countries.Julie also taught as an adjunct Professor at the Dixon School of Church Music at GoldenGate Baptist Theological Seminary. She has served as a minister of worship, orchestraconductor, and arranger at Casas Church in Tucson, Arizona, and performedinternationally as a concert artist and orchestra conductor. She is the author/composer ofover 100 books, journal articles, devotionals, choral pieces, orchestral works and musicaltheater scripts.She and her husband, Roger, have two beautiful daughters and two sons-in-law, Derrekand Brianna Engeler and Richard and Bronwyn Muenckler.Thirty-Day Devotional Guide containing fun-filled stories, stirring scripture questionsand practical applications for your daily life.(Under the image )By Dr. Julie Tacker BarrierWith Brianna Barrier Engeler