What are the standout features of Janis Elspas's 'I Want To Trust You, But I Don’t' book?

“I Want To Trust You, But I Don’t” stands out for a few key reasons:

• It offers a practical, step‑by‑step approach to rebuilding trust, rather than just theory
• It’s grounded in biblical principles, making it especially helpful for faith‑centered readers
• It includes a companion study guide, so you can reflect, journal, or work through it in a small group
• The tone is compassionate and realistic about how hard trust work really is

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