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Many Christian women face a dilemma in embracing the biblical teaching in 1 Peter 3:4 about a gentle and quiet spirit being of great worth to God. They want to please God but they perceive "gentle" and "quiet" as weak or passive qualities. The truth is that the original text describes a strong and peaceful woman, and the word translated "great worth" means the very end or limit with reference to value. In other words, there is nothing more valuable to God.
This book will give you a new perspective and some valuable lessons on how to become this strong woman with inner peace. Twenty-five worksheets throughout the book make it especially useful as a personal or group study guide.
Romeo & Juliete - Without Poison Chapter 1 - A New Perspective Chapter 2 - A New Heart Chapter 3 - Fear of Submission Chapter 4 - Sarah's Daughters Chapter 5 - Why Me? Chapter 6 - Self-Evaluation Chapter 7 - When it Hurts Chapter 8 - Happily Ever After
Virginia is completely vulnerable in the candor of her personal examples, completely practical in addressing the issues and attitudes faced by most wives, and completely spiritual in her solutions from the Bible. I needed this book; I think every Christian wife does! - Linda Brumley, Seattle WA |
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