The true story of one woman's journey from living a safe, "good-girl" faith that didn't cost much, to a bolder, more authentic, more dangerous way. This testimony of spiritual adventure throws the doors wide open for any woman who's ever thought of herself as "just a mum".In high school, Kristen...
The true story of one woman's journey from living a safe, "good-girl" faith that didn't cost much, to a bolder, more authentic, more dangerous way. This testimony of spiritual adventure throws the doors wide open for any woman who's ever thought of herself as "just a mum".
In high school, Kristen Welch wore a big, sparkly rhinestone "Jesus" pin to school every day and carried her Bible wherever she went. (Yes, she was "that" girl.) But she didn't realize her faith, though sincere, was shallow; much like her artificial accessory, it would one day tarnish, no longer a true fit for who she was. As real life catapulted Kristen into places and situations she'd never imagined, there came a day when she stood shocked in the slums of Africa and realized in one desperate moment that Jesus wasn't enough for her. At least . . . she wasn't living like He was. On the brink of a risk bigger than any she'd ever taken, Kristen knew she didn't stand a chance--unless she was willing to put aside the rhinestones and get branded by the real thing. "Rhinestone Jesus" is the story of one woman's journey from comfortably living a safe, "good-girl" faith that didn't cost much, to realizing that God was daring her to say yes to a bolder, more authentic, more dangerous way. This story of spiritual adventure throws the doors wide open for any woman who's ever thought of herself as "just a mom." Kristen will inspire and empower you to say yes to God right where you are--and stand amazed at how your life will shine.
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The true story of one woman's journey from living a safe, "good-girl" faith that didn't cost much, to a bolder, more authentic, more dangerous way. This testimony of spiritual adventure throws the doors wide open for any woman who's ever thought of herself as "just a mum".In high school, Kristen...
The true story of one woman's journey from living a safe, "good-girl" faith that didn't cost much, to a bolder, more authentic, more dangerous way. This testimony of spiritual adventure throws the doors wide open for any woman who's ever thought of herself as "just a mum".
In high school, Kristen Welch wore a big, sparkly rhinestone "Jesus" pin to school every day and carried her Bible wherever she went. (Yes, she was "that" girl.) But she didn't realize her faith, though sincere, was shallow; much like her artificial accessory, it would one day tarnish, no longer a true fit for who she was. As real life catapulted Kristen into places and situations she'd never imagined, there came a day when she stood shocked in the slums of Africa and realized in one desperate moment that Jesus wasn't enough for her. At least . . . she wasn't living like He was. On the brink of a risk bigger than any she'd ever taken, Kristen knew she didn't stand a chance--unless she was willing to put aside the rhinestones and get branded by the real thing. "Rhinestone Jesus" is the story of one woman's journey from comfortably living a safe, "good-girl" faith that didn't cost much, to realizing that God was daring her to say yes to a bolder, more authentic, more dangerous way. This story of spiritual adventure throws the doors wide open for any woman who's ever thought of herself as "just a mom." Kristen will inspire and empower you to say yes to God right where you are--and stand amazed at how your life will shine.
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Awesome book on saying yes to god and where that took one family.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
11 years ago
Life Changing and Inspirational
Kristen tells her story of life and her realisation of authentic faith which lead to the formation of a house for singles mothers in Kenya. An encouragement that we are never 'just' someone and that we all change the world in some way.
