Becoming a Woman of Faith

By Cynthia Heald

Book Overview

What does it mean to be a woman of faith? Is it having the right Bible verse in your back pocket or a religious quotation ready for any occasion? Cynthia Heald offers a richer perspective on the true meaning of a woman of faith. From facing challenging circumstances to being real before God, "Becoming a Woman of Faith" is a Bible study that helps women learn what it means to walk with faith in the real world and honor Christ with their lives. This newest book in the best-selling Bible study series for women offers quotations from classic Christian writers and key Scripture passages with questions for reflection and study, and Cynthia Heald's warm and personable style.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0785272445
• ISBN13: 9780785272441
• Release Date: June 2000
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Length: 120 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Basic--Good faith builder

I am writing this review through a verbal transcribing on behalf of my wife: Heald does a good job for someone new to the faith. I found it too basic. The last three chapters would benefit all levels of knowledge: helping to keep faith strong; well written stories. "Fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfector of our faith."

Great Guide

We started a women's Bible study several months ago and have tried a variety of books to guide our group. This book has been the best by far. The themes of each chapter are easy to follow and generate good conversation.

Being a Woman of Faith in a Fallen World

This book is based in reality. It doesn't tell you to do, do, do and don't do that or that or that. It focuses on growing closer to God THROUGH the difficult circumstances and letting Him grow you up.It is very female-oriented to how God fashioned us without being fluff or sappy.

Faith Builder

Becoming a Woman of Faith challenges your walk in many ways. It teaches you to overcome doubt, to trust the Lord by stepping out in action, and learning about those whom the Bible says had much faith. In tradiational Cynthia Heald fashion, the book fills you with knowledge from other famous and devoted Christians, keeps you on your toes with looking up verses, and ends with the author's thoughts on each subject.