Spirit Led Woman

This book is the first one I have reviewed for Tyndale House Publishing. They sent me a free copy to review on this blog.  The book was a nice hardcopy that would be great for gift giving.  I can see someone buying one of his cookbooks and this autobiography as a great gift for a foodie in their life! The book captured my attention and kept it throughout my read.  I had a hard time putting it down!  I found the backstage look at his climb up the restaurant kitchen intriquing... He actually started out working at one of the first Wendy's! He was a dyslexic high school drop out who literally worked his way through the kitchens in American restaurants to become a successful chef. I think anyone would enjoy reading about his personal, business and spiritual journey.

How do I study the Bible?  This is a question alot of people may ask themselves but never stop to figure the answer out.  For many people, reading the Bible from front to back is as deep as they ever go.  Other people may only open their Bible in church or Bible study group. To grow deeper in Christ requires Bible study. This journey into the Book we, as Christians, base our very lives upon can be made easier if we have the right tools. What are these tools? A good study Bible -A good Pentecostal Bible that recently came out is Life in the Spirit Study Bible.   It contains over eighty articles on key topics of Bible doctrine and teaching. Whichever study Bible you choose keep some things in mind: 1- a study Bible has an introduction for each book of the Bible. This contains information about the author, original readers, outline, survey, background, theme, and other special features. 2.a study Bible contains comments on key verses that you should read to help you understand the

Wake Up and Change Your World! What do we have in common with Muslim women? What does sex slavery in India have to do with me and MY life? The overall theme of this new release by Lisa Bevere is empowering women.  The book seeks to do several things. One of these is to remind us of the bondages and lack of freedom women are suffering around the world. She encourages us to speak up for children around the world, acquire night vision to rescue those caught in the grip of darkness, to nurture other women, and to advocate for the voiceless. One of my favorite take-aways from the book was asking myself "What do I need to do NOW, where I am, to be a world-changer?" "What personal development do I need to pursue to fulfill that call upon my life?"  We can all waste so much time waiting for the right circumstance but it is ultimately up to us to decide to step up and out for Christ! I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for reviewi