How God Grows a Woman of Hope
by Anita Higman; Janice Thompson
Pub Date 01 Aug 2021
Barbour Publishing, Inc., Barbour Books
Christian


Barbour Publishing and Netgalley have provided me with a copy of How God Grows a Woman of Hope for review:


The purpose of How God Grows a Woman of Hope is to enhance your spiritual journey.



This lovely collection provides a powerful blend of inspiration, encouragement, and refreshment for every aspect of your life with over two hundred devotional readings accompanied by scripture selections and prayers.


As you meditate on each reading and open your mind and heart to God's Word, you will find yourself drawn ever closer to your heavenly Father as you reflect on friendship, family, faith, God's Word, prayer, and service.


I give How God Grows A Woman of Hope five out of five stars!


Happy Reading!

Words of wisdom given in a hopeful and thoughtful way., another delightful devotional thanks Netgalley.

I enjoyed these daily devotions. They were the perfect length and I enjoyed the guided prayer at the end to really help the devotion be full circle with a scripture at the beginning, discussion in the middle and then guided prayer. I think that this devotional is perfect for those looking to dive deeper with God and have something daily. Also you could skip around with different topics each day or go in order if you choose. I felt like I related to most of the stories and really connected what God and the reader were sharing. I highly recommend this for someone who is looking for a new daily devotional to help them grow in their hope with God.

WOW! I haven't found a good devotional like this in a while! I loved how it helped me find my way again since it had been a while since I had considered my relationship with God!

How God Grows a Woman of Hope is a fantastic collection of devotions for women. This book would make a great gift.

This book was so meaningful, it was exactly what I needed at this time in my life! I'm so glad I read this.

I feel like this is targeted towards a younger audience. The devotionals were very simplified and did not resonate with me. I could see this being a good resource for a preteen.