Discovering the Treasures of a Godly Woman (Paperback)
| Author: Elizabeth George | Foreword By: LaRae Weikert |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
ISBN-10: 0736908188
ISBN-13: 9780736908184
Sku: 31088731
Publish Date: 4/10/2007
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(in Inches) 8H x 5.25L x 0.5T
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| For many Christian women, the Proverbs 31 woman is a mystery. Is it really possible to live as she did? At first glance she may seem too perfect, too untouchable. But in reality, she was an ordinary woman who made herself available to an extraordinary God -- and the results were a tremendous blessing to everyone around her. In Discovering the Treasures of a Godly Woman, Elizabeth George shares how women can let God work through them by... -- Discerning the true priorities in life -- Cultivating character qualities valued by family and friends -- Pursuing excellence in all they do Yes, it is possible for a woman to make the treasures of the Proverbs 31 woman real in her life -- and become the woman of true beauty and strength that God designed for her to be! |
Author Bio
Elizabeth George
Born in Warren, Ohio, Elizabeth George graduated from the University of California at Riverside with a B.A. in English. Having received a master's degree in counseling from the California State University at Fullerton, George went on to teach in high schools, and then in colleges after her first book, "A Great Deliverance", was published in 1988. Though born and raised in America, she is best known for the mysteries she sets in England. Her novels featuring Inspector Thomas Lynley and Sergeant Barbara Havers follow the classic form of the British cozy mystery, updated with a broader depiction of violence and a deeper concern with her characters' emotional maturation. Tracing her investigators' lives from one novel to the next, George writes patiently, carefully crafting the inner motivations of both her criminals and her investigators. Her heroes often suffer from a physical disability or deformity, a metaphor for their psychological and emotional wounds.

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