In a world constantly pulling us toward fear and anxiety, discover how to live with a steady confidence that you are never beyond the reach of God’s loving hand, from the bestselling author of Kisses from Katie.

As a missionary, wife, and mom of fifteen, Katie Davis Majors knows how hard it can be to hold on to peace through the stress-inducing waves of life. As our outward circumstances seem increasingly less stable, less peaceful, and less certain, rates of anxiety, worry, and stress continue to climb. The good news is that we serve a God who has promised us an inner peace that transcends all understanding.

In Safe All Along Katie offers practical ways to stay connected to God and His peace in the midst of tumultuous times, including trust and thanksgiving, prayer and presence, rest and remembrance. As you learn to surrender the illusion of control and lean more fully into God’s love, you’ll find comfort in knowing that He sees every bend and twist in your life’s journey and He will never let you go.

Along with guidance for how to handle the challenges of social media, busyness, distraction, ingratitude, and other threats to our personal calm, Katie reveals how loving and serving our neighbors transforms our perspective and leads to deeper peace. Most of all, she reminds us, through Bible teaching and personal stories, that our circumstances cannot rob us of peace if we intentionally place our confidence in the One who is unshakable.

Katie Davis Majors is the bestselling author of Kisses from Katie and Daring to Hope. The mother of fifteen, including thirteen adopted daughters, she is also founder of Amazima Ministries, an organization that cares for vulnerable children in Uganda. Katie and her husband, Benji, continue to invest their lives in serving the people of Uganda with God's love, helping provide education, food, medical care, vocational training, and spiritual discipleship. After recently moving from Uganda to the United States, Katie spends her average day folding laundry in her living room with little ones under foot, chopping pounds of carrots for soup for her hungry crew, and whispering prayers to Jesus, who is still her very best friend.