Tuesday, March 02, 2010

Dancing with My Father by Sally Clarkson

Angie's Take: I really like the thoughtful way Sally Clarkson presents the concepts in this book. The she follows up each chapter with insightful questions that help me to really think about my own thought processes and beliefs. I love the little girl dancing on the cover. I could easily see the song from Mercy Me, I Can Only Imagine, playing in the background. The sense of dancing before the Lord is wonderful and captivating. The author has a solid understanding of how to present being filled with joy through out her book. I plan on taking this one to my Wednesday Bible Study group and asking if they'd like to use it in our weekly meetings. Lovely book.



Summary:  
The reality of living in a broken, fallen world can leave women feeling overcome by fear, guilt, and weariness. Many develop “sawdust souls,” numb to any sense of joy.

In this warm and wise book, author Sally Clarkson invites readers to take God’s hand and let Him lead them into a life of anticipation, passion, and purpose. With the voice of a trusted mentor, she reveals how, by getting in tune with the rhythm of God’s presence, women can nurture an inner attitude of anticipation and celebration even in the stressful seasons of life.

Through rich biblical insights woven with real-life stories, women will be inspired to recapture a spirit of joy as they follow God’s lead on the dance floor of life.

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Author Bio:
Sally Clarkson is a popular speaker, known across the nation and internationally for her work with women. She is the author of several books, including The Mission of Motherhood, The Ministry of Motherhoodand Seasons of a Mother’s Heart. She has worked in various ministries, including Campus Crusade for Christ. With her husband, Clay, she is cofounder of Whole Heart Ministries, which encourages and equips Christian parents. The Clarksons, parents of four, live near Colorado Springs, Colorado.





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2 comments:

清楚 said...
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Liz said...

Very interesting book -- thanks for the quick rundown of it. I'd like to suggest another book ("Fear to Freedom: Victim to Victory - What if you did not have to be so afraid?" about an inspiring woman, Rosemary Trible and her journey, with God's heal, to forgiving the man who raped her. She has walked her own dark road and is trying to help others dealing with all kinds of problems and issues, including eating disorders, rape, failure, lack of self-worth, etc. It tells the story of the power of love over the force of evil. You can learn to forgive and move past the fears that cripple you and keep you from moving forward. Who wants to be a victim? Not me.