She
shares her experiences and the lessons she has learned. She reminds
us that our desires for affirmation and success were given by God and
He alone can fulfill them. Hers is a good example of a life
transformed by God.
This
book would be a good one for young women who think they need to find
their worth and success in their appearance. Lloyd is very honest in
sharing her life experiences and how God has showed her where true
success lies. There are questions at the end of each chapter for
personal reflection or group use. Lloyd has also included the entire
Bible passages she uses so this would be a good book for those
unfamiliar with the Bible.
There
was one area I found a bit troublesome. Based on what the Bible says
at the end of the creation account, Lloyd says we are “very good.”
It seems she has forgotten the effects of the Fall. Everyone is not
beautiful nor is everyone very good. We are fallen creatures, born in
sin. Lloyd does mention the evils of humankind when she writes about
human trafficking and forced prostitution. But this is not a
theological work. It is more of an encouraging book for those who
think about their outer appearance rather than the condition of their
spiritual self. Lloyd speaks often of her relationship to God but not
about the saving grace of believing in Jesus Christ.
Food
for thought: Our purpose on this earth has nothing to do with us and
everything to do with Him...
You
can find out more about the book and watch a book trailer at
http://chasingfamousbook.com/.
I
am taking part in a blog tour of this book. You can read more reviews here.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.
Lisa
Lloyd is a speaker, actor, and writer. Since receiving her bachelor
of fine arts in theater from Southern Methodist University, she has
been featured in many major performance mediums including television,
commercials, and billboards. She has performed with many theaters as
well. She and her husband live in McKinney, Texas and have two boys.
You can find out more about her at http://.lisalloyd.org. You can
follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram.
New
Hope Publishers, 192 pages.
I received a complimentary egalley of this book through Litfuse. My comments are an independent and honest review.
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