We all hold on to things that we think will bring us comfort, affirmation, self-worth, and love. But God is the only one who can give us what we need. With wit and humor, the author teaches how God can set women free from the things that hold them, so...
We all hold on to things that we think will bring us comfort, affirmation, self-worth, and love. But God is the only one who can give us what we need. With wit and humor, the author teaches how God can set women free from the things that hold them, so that they can embrace his grace--and freely worship him.
Like most women, you probably have a life filled with modern-day "idols" that attempt to steal your attention and affection from God. Innocent-seeming idols like chocolate, thighs of iron, and a home that rivals Martha Stewart's. Things you turn to first, before turning to God, when you long for comfort, affirmation, self-worth, or love.
You know that God is the answer to all your needs. But then you have a fight with your husband, and that cheesecake in the fridge starts calling your name. You stay home from a women's retreat because your wardrobe is (literally) from the last century. You desperately wish that your house or hair or kids were as nice as your friend's (or anybody else's).
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We all hold on to things that we think will bring us comfort, affirmation, self-worth, and love. But God is the only one who can give us what we need. With wit and humor, the author teaches how God can set women free from the things that hold them, so...
We all hold on to things that we think will bring us comfort, affirmation, self-worth, and love. But God is the only one who can give us what we need. With wit and humor, the author teaches how God can set women free from the things that hold them, so that they can embrace his grace--and freely worship him.
Like most women, you probably have a life filled with modern-day "idols" that attempt to steal your attention and affection from God. Innocent-seeming idols like chocolate, thighs of iron, and a home that rivals Martha Stewart's. Things you turn to first, before turning to God, when you long for comfort, affirmation, self-worth, or love.
You know that God is the answer to all your needs. But then you have a fight with your husband, and that cheesecake in the fridge starts calling your name. You stay home from a women's retreat because your wardrobe is (literally) from the last century. You desperately wish that your house or hair or kids were as nice as your friend's (or anybody else's).
This product is featured in the following collections:
