Revised edition, recommended for church members and leaders.] Hannah and Her Sisters examines the often tense relationships between women in the church. While openly addressing a difficult issue that has been ignored far too long, the author's love for the church and its people resonates through the pages. The topic is discussed without criticism or judgment, but with balanced, rational observations. The author's honesty and self-disclosure make this book highly readable and appealing to a wide audience, yet it is scholarly and well supported by Scripture and authoritative writers in the...
Revised edition, recommended for church members and leaders.] Hannah and Her Sisters examines the often tense relationships between women in the chur...
As flawed human beings, we have all made mistakes or chosen to go left when we should have gone right. Even when they know that God has forgiven them, many otherwise emotionally healthy individuals remain trapped by guilt, what-ifs, and the inability to move past those choices that they wish they had not made. God wants us free from the grip of guilt and condemnation. This book ministers peace to the soul that is wearied from the burden of regret and shame, and offers the encouragement many of us need to take hold of the freedom that God so graciously offers.
As flawed human beings, we have all made mistakes or chosen to go left when we should have gone right. Even when they know that God has forgiven them,...
