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Feminitate Pusa Deoparte (2008)

by Leslie Ludy(Favorite Author)

4.15 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

Kerigma

review 1: This book surprised me. I was not familiar with the author and I thought it would be about being a girlie-girl. Instead Ludy presents a strong message of holiness and whole-hearted devotion to the Lord in this book. It was surprising and seemed over the top at first. However, as I keep reading I was provoked to get on my knees in prayer. I love her challenge to seek God and hound heaven until you get the victory. We have no reason to live "less than" what God has called us to in the Scriptures. I did not appreciate the author's frequent references to her other writings. But that can be overlooked. The message of becoming a truly set-apart women is rare and very necessary in this generation. The reader should ready be open their heart and ask the Lord for greater eyes of f... moreaith in the Lord for victorious Christian living.
review 2: I just want to start off by saying that I did not finish this book. I couldn't finish it actually, because I was just getting depressed reading it. It honestly made me feel like garbage because I wasn't going on super passionate life-risking mission trips. I definitely admire those women who do have the desire and courage to do those things, but I felt very sad for a long time after starting to read this because I started to think that my life was a waste unless I was doing 110% for God 100% of the time. Of course I do want to strove for that kind of life, but I am still young and learning my way in the world. I would like to think that God still loves me while I am growing up, making mistakes, and learning how to be a follower of Christ. This book told me the opposite however, and I was getting so discouraged and worried about going to Hell that I ended up closing the book. I do not think I will pick it up ever again. less

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