Fearless Daughters of the Bible

This study takes us through twenty-two Biblical women, from well-known figures such as Mary and Ruth, to lesser-known figures such as the five daughters of Zelophehad. He relates each of these Biblical women (or groups of women) to a specific issue, then compares them with Christian women today. This book is going to upset some people. The author, a male, is a strong believer in the obligations of women to serve obediently God in whatever their calling, and he doesn't believe women's callings are limited to being stay-at-home moms. Amen. Notice I say 'obligations' not 'rights'. We have no rights in God. But we do have an obligation to serve, to honour Jesus's sacrifice with our obedience, a point Grady makes clearly. \\r\\n\\r\\nOddly enough, some will respect Fearless Daughters of the Bible less because it is written by a man, and a man who clearly believes that women are called to serve, have an obligation to serve. Others, like me, respect it more because it's written by a man. Recommended. \\r\\n\\r\\nThanks to Chosen Books and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review.