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What Women Fear: Walking In Faith That Transforms (2011)

by Angie Smith(Favorite Author)

4.28 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

0805464298 (ISBN13: 9780805464290)

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

B&H Books

review 1: I laughed. I cried. I breathed sighs of relief to not be the "only one" with one fear or another. I felt honored. I felt uplifted. I felt humbled, small, and victorious; all at once. Angie's writing is so personable, so real and raw, that it made me cling to every word, knowing they were coming from a woman that I could easily see as a confidant. Of course I had my favorite chapters, but they were tied to the chapters where I related the most, and some of them caught me off guard. This book allowed God to reveal things to me about myself that I needed to realize, but had no idea were lurking in the depths of my heart. It was a very freeing book for me. It is another I should probably come back to and re-read... maybe even annually.... for a while, at least. It was a book f... moreilled with grace and wisdom, which provided avenues for forgiveness and strength. I loved it.
review 2: I enjoyed this book. I learned a lot a bout my faith and now have a new outlook on my relationship with God. I read this book with my Bible Study group. While it was nice to discuss the book with them, it was more difficult than I anticipated to form a study with the book. I would recommend reading this book to any female friend I have for personal, religious guidance. She opens herself on a personal level that is rare in religious writers and something I have trouble with even with my closest friends. She makes you feel like you are not alone and normal. But gives you new direction so you can look away from your fears and not continue to dwell on them. less

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