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De Ce Se Tem Femeile. Umblarea In Credinta Ce Transforma (2011)

by Angie Smith(Favorite Author)

4.28 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

Kerigma

review 1: I really loved this book. Angie Smith is a Women of Faith Speaker and her book reads like many of the other books I've read by WoF speakers, but hers is very relatable and less cliche'. I read this entire book in an evening and found myself saying things like, "Yes! Me too!!!" She addresses common fears that women deal with, compares them to women in the Bible who dealth with similar things and came through them with grace and strength. Angie talks about her own fears and the loss of her child and how that has shaped her relationship with God. I would definitely recommend this book to any friends who deal with internal fears they just don't have anyone to talk about them with, especially the married with kids types.
review 2: "What Women Fear" from Angie ... moreSmith. This one hits home because I live in fear most of the time. The self doubting of myself. I do not know if this is just from my mental illness that I am always worried about what I do and how others perceive my actions. Or just my messed up, oh my goodness what am I going to do fears. But I do bet that most of us do just this at one time or the other. Angie Smith does hit the nail on the head for me here though. So many have said to just hand it over to God and all fears will go away. But I do like that Angie knows it is not just that easy. That there is work to be done on our part to let go of fears. And she is willing to give ideas of how to do it. Whether it’s a constant “What if?,” or a nagging fear of abandonment or betrayal, Angie will walk you through every step and reveal how these strongholds can be broken and you can truly be transformed. less

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