
I
like that Meyer concentrates on women developing their self-image and
worth in Christ, not in worldly success or appearance. I like a year
devotional on the subject because we women get pressured by the world
every day. Confidence didn't happen immediately for Meyer and it
won't for us. We need daily encouragement to develop our confidence
in Christ.
Does
she deliver? Yes. I really appreciate the encouragement in this book.
It is based on truth from the Bible. Meyer includes a Scripture, a
paragraph or two of encouragement and a prayer. Readers familiar with Meyer know she is not shy in her teaching. Devotionals are about
being secure in your identity in Christ, having the right mindset,
refusing to quit, stepping out in faith, and much more. These are not
feel good devotions but rather hard hitting messages on being who God
wants us to be.
This
is a revised and expanded edition of the devotional originally
released in 2011.
I
recommend this devotional to women who need daily reminding of the
true basis of image, worth, and confidence. Single women should know
some of the devotions are aimed at wives and mothers.
Food
for thought: “You can do whatever you need to do in life.” (May
29)
My
rating: 4/5 stars.

FaithWords,
432 pages.
I
received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher. My
comments are an independent and honest review.
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