A Christian book review of “Crown” by Nancy Kaser. How is this advice for Christian wives? Read an overview, and pros and cons of this book for Christian women.
Confessions Of An Organized Homemaker BOOK REVIEW “What is management? For some people it’s when they manage to get through the day. Actually, efficient management is achieving maximum output with a minimum amount of time and energy. Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? With good … management skills, though, it is easily possible.”…
“Written by a former feminist who now finds herself embracing the distinctions between men and women, Radical Womanhood will equip women from all different perspectives and backgrounds to understand what it means to be a woman. Far from taking a combative approach toward understanding the complexities of female identity, Radical Womanhood presents the pro-woman truth…
What is God’s high calling for women in the church, in the body of Christ? Is it to be silent all the time? Does the Bible support women teachers/pastors/leaders? Does the Bible put down women or lift them up? These are important questions as the modern church is in upheaval on so many topics. Women’s…
Countless couples have tried to enhance or increase communication as a way to improve their marriage only to increase frustration. My husband and I have been there. Where did we go wrong?
This is how The Transformed Wife blog ministry came to be: “After two decades of marriage, interspersed with some good times but far too many struggles, we still could not seem to reach a meaningful level of closeness and intimacy in our marriage. We were both solid believers who loved the Lord and knew the…
“Somewhere over the passing years and changing culture, women have lost their way. This book is written to lead them back home. Regardless of how you began your marriage or how dark and lonely the path that had brought you to where you are now, I want you to know that it is possible today to have a marriage so good and so fulfilling that it can only be explained as a miracle.” ~Debi Pearl