Jennie Allen Books
Jennie Allen founded IF:Gathering, a huge organization and series of events that help women spread the word of God. She is known for her media work and has written several books, including Restless and Nothing to Prove. She also speaks at many events and has a popular podcast.
What's Get Out of Your Head about?
Get Out of Your Head (2020) is a guidebook for those seeking to break free of negative thoughts. Jennie Allen’s remedy? Submitting ourselves and our minds to the embrace of Christ and God’s love. By doing so, the author believes, we can all lead lives filled with thoughts that steer us down a positive path – and avoid the negativity that is all around us.
Who should read Get Out of Your Head?
- Christian women looking to deepen their faith
- Christians who want to leave their negative thoughts behind
- Students of the Bible
What's Find Your People about?
Find Your People (2022) is a Christian woman’s guide to finding, making, and keeping friends. It proposes that God wired us to be in relationships with others – that’s why we crave deep, fulfilling connections. But finding them is harder than ever in today’s hyper-connected yet hyper-lonely world. With a strong sense of commitment and the help of God, you can find your people and keep them too.
Who should read Find Your People?
- Christians struggling with feelings of loneliness
- Women yearning for deep, lasting sisterhood
- New parents worried about maintaining their social lives
Untangle Your Emotions
What's Untangle Your Emotions about?
Untangle Your Emotions (2024) is a spiritual guide to understanding and managing your feelings. Rather than something to be fixed, it views emotions as an avenue for deeper connection with God and the people around you. Drawing on scientific research and biblical wisdom, it guides you on your path to emotional maturity as a divinely created being.
Who should read Untangle Your Emotions?
- Christians seeking a faith-based approach to improving their emotional health
- People who want to strengthen their connections with God and others through developing emotional awareness
- Anyone who feels they tend to suppress or ignore their emotions rather than dealing with them