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Sometimes, we think we will remember the critical moments God uses to shape our lives, but we often forget. Like an anchor to keep us steady in rough terrain or light to show us the next faithful step, spiritual encounters are crucial to our spiritual formation, especially for those in transition, at a crossroads, or uncertain. How can we establish something to help us? We can become remember-ers. That doesn't mean paying attention to every little detail in our lives, but listening and discerning what God is doing, asking ourselves if he is trying to get our attention. If he is, these are the stories to hold onto. Called to Remember shows Denise Posie's incredible journey of remembering through sometimes painful situations. She offers her spiritual memoir as a guide to encourage us to stay focused and hopeful in the Lord's strength and wisdom rather than relying on ourselves. At the end of each chapter, one of the twelve stones of remembrance represents how God got her attention simply and profoundly. Using Posie's spiritual memoir as a guide, readers can grow spiritually by reflecting on critical moments in their lives as God's way of shaping and guiding.