Contact: Ginger Kolbaba, 630-260-6200 ext. 4214, gkolbaba@christianitytoday.com
CAROL STREAM, Ill., March 1 /Christian Newswire/ -- Confession is essential to living a life characterized by transformation and joy as highlighted in the March issue of the digizine available today.
Editor Ginger Kolbaba says, "This month's issue of the Kyria digizine is on the spiritual discipline of confession--the practice of acknowledging our brokenness to God and others so that we can be restored to the life that is truly life. We hope to help women understand that showing our brokenness makes our restoration and wholeness that much more precious and enticing to a world that needs God."
Featured is an interview with Anne Jackson, blogger and the author of an upcoming book on confession. Many Christians do not confess their sin to God and others out of fear and shame. Jackson, however, says that we have to do the opposite of what fear tells us to do to live in freedom. Her interview describes her own experiences with confessing and how it is the beginning of transformation.
The March issue of the Kyria digizine is available to members and features the following pieces:
- Coming Clean
Author Anne Jackson talks about why confession really is good for the soul, what makes it so difficult, and how true power lies within opening up to others.
Interview by Lindsey Learn
- Fess Up and Be Free
Confession helps us realize the good news that we're not the star of the show.
By Mark Galli
- Confessions of the Well-Behaved
I often live as if my calling is to avoid facing my sin.
By Amy Simpson
- Full of Grace and Sin
As we move closer to Christ, we discover how much more we really need him.
By John R. Throop
To see the March 2010 issue of the Kyria digizine in its entirety, become a member of Kyria.com here: kyria.com/membership.
The April 2010 issue will be on the topic of celebration and will feature an interview with Shauna Niequist and articles by Gary Thomas and others.
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