How does one live out being a 'wise woman?' This guide gives feet to the life-changing message of Becoming a Woman Who Pleases God. The authors have included practical ideas for personal growth based on Scripture's instruction to 'be wise'. This guide will challenge women to delve deep into the wonders and blessings of being a woman who pleases God.

There is an enormous amount of confusion and deception about what it means to be a woman. Even within the church, women are continually struggling to define their femininity. Pat Ennis and Lisa Tatlock tackle the difficult question of 'What makes a godly woman?' with warmth, compassion, and directness in Becoming aWoman Who Pleases God. Readers will find themselves challenged to re-think their priorities, re-examine the position of the home, and re-work their definition of what it means to be a woman in whom God is well pleased.

Following the author's popular book Becoming a Woman Who Pleases God, this new volume for young women explores--in the context of the teen years--the timeless issues of building godly character. As today's teens are thrust into a world which demands a flexibility for which many are not prepared, the content of this book addresses real issues with biblical wisdom. Following the journal entries of a fictional, contemporary high school senior, readers experience the challenges and triumphs of her "incredible journey" of everyday faith. Questioning, "Is it possible to enjoy my teen years and please God at the same time?" Sarah finds answers through her own experiences. From the pages of Sarah's personal journal, the reader will learn how to choose friends wisely; manage money well; embrace biblical principles in decision making; choose to serve rather than be served; and develop knowledge and skills that make life more creative, enjoyable, and emotionally satisfying. Ultimately, a teen will be challenged to embrace God's special instructions to women so that she establishes lifelong character traits that bring honor to her Heavenly Father. Living counter-culturally with confidence, she'll realize the joy of living up to her God-given potential.

The Christian life is to be a condition of the heart that shows up in a lifestyle. Throughout Scripture, God commands us to keep a right heart with Him and to live a lifestyle that pleases Him. Yet, many Christians today seem to believe, "God doesn't care what I do, so long as my heart is right on the inside!" This personal Bible study reveals God's heart for a biblical lifestyle. In it, you will be challenged not to separate "who you are" from "how you behave." You will be admonished to live very differently from the world and from today's "pop-culture." Each and every page of this study will compel you to "walk worthy"--to live in a way that outwardly honors the Lord--to allow your relationship with Christ to flow into every act, every word, every thought, every deed, and every attitude of life. "Have it your way" Christianity is empty, frustrating, self-centered, fruitless, and pointless. God teaches us in His Word that we are to be different--by His design! This study will remind you that a godly life is a different life, and that God's way of living is still the best way!

Many believers search all of their Christian lives to understand and grasp how to please God. A common prayer among the believers is: "Lord, help me to please you"; or, "Lord, show me how to please you". If you are like most people, that simple prayer may leave you searching endlessly. This book is designed to help you understand and embrace the kind of life that pleases God and will provide scripturally based methods for you to begin living the life that God has ordained.

The ultimate guide to Christian homemaking advises readers on everything from meal planning to interior decorating, biblical womanhood to budgeting, serving as a comprehensive handbook for the woman and her home.

What makes a person or a home hospitable? Does hospitality call for a beautifully decorated home and a menu filled with gourmet foods, or can it be as simple as offering a friend a cup of tea? In Practicing Hospitality two longtime professors (and practitioners!) of home economics provide both the theological base and the practical knowledge to understand and implement God's plan for hospitality. They provide a blend of theologically sound content, real-life illustrations, and practical application. They focus on developing both the Christian character and practical skills so the act of hospitality is a joy for the host and hostess and a source of encouragement for the guest. Each chapter concludes with recipes and projects that provide readers with an opportunity to personally apply the book's content. Anyone seeking to grow in their knowledge of biblical hospitality will be richly rewarded by the biblical teaching and practical suggestions in this book.