Sherrin Drew | August 4, 2010
In the ten years since I committed my life to Jesus Christ, I have often wondered about my purpose. What are the most important things for me to be doing in life? Gradually, my focus has shifted from the question “what do I want?” to “what does God want?” I have sought God’s will when [...]
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Jasmine Baucham | July 3, 2010
“Welcome to the new majority. We’re right. You’re wrong. End of story.” Andrew Wilkow –who my brother and I love listening to together –ends every radio broadcast the same way. He is definitely a man who is sure of himself and his position. Although you’ve got to love a conservative talk show host who has [...]
Category: Book Reviews, For the Unmarried, Hot-Button Issues |
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Jennie Chancey | May 10, 2010
Titus245Mama won the copy of Start Your Family by Steve & Candice Watters. Thanks to everyone who entered for blogging or tweeting about the book! (Click here to see the results on Random.org, our third-party draw service.)
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Jennifer McBride | April 8, 2010
To celebrate the relaunch of Ladies Against Feminism, Noble Womanhood is offering two copies of the excellent book Passionate Housewives Desperate for God by Jennie Chancey, co-founder of LAF, and Stacy McDonald! UPDATE 4/8/10: Congrats to the winners! There were so many entries that Jennifer gave away four copies instead of two! Congrats to Robin [...]
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Jennie Chancey | March 29, 2010
Steve and Candice Watters have championed marriage for many years, encouraging Christians to pray for it, prepare for it, and look forward to it. Back in 2008, I reviewed Candice’s excellent book, Get Married, and I was thrilled to hear that she and her husband had written a follow-up. Start Your Family sounds like “start [...]
Category: Biblical Womanhood, Book Reviews, What Can We Do? |
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