The Definition of Sexy

One Life, One Body, One You

von Audrey Burke-Moore

308 Seiten, Hardcover

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

When is the time right to start believing and truly living? Regardless of the condition your life is in, we are extended the invitation to live life abundantly within every moment. The right now of today and renewed hope of tomorrow gives us a chance to fulfill the three R's: Resurrect, Renew and Reshape. Resurrect the part of your life that you feel has died, for there is new life to live. Renew your life through faith and spirit, for you can be made new. Reshape your life by giving it new form and meaning, for with God nothing is impossible. A compelling book that helps you understand where you've been, where you are now and with faith where you can be. This book takes a new look at living as a "SEXY" Christian woman, wife and/or mother. The new meaning of "Sexy" is one that can be appreciated and inspirational, encouraging and accepting and most importantly spiritual and unique. This is our chance not to name it and claim it, but to name it and change it. In knowing that we deserve nothing but the best in life, we have to have a willingness to put nothing but the best into life. Read through real life stories of women that have experienced drama, pain, abusive relationships, addictions, ridicule and judgment plus many more riveting experiences. Through spiritual guidance, heart felt words and touching poetry, "The Definition of Sexy: One Life, One Body, One You" takes you on a journey through life giving hope and encouragement in knowing that joy comes in the morning and we are all given the the chance to change, even if only one thing about ourselves and about our life for our betterment. Love yourself, for you are fearfully and wonderfully made. "The best way empower women to be great is to first empower yourself to live in greatness."Audrey Burke-Moore

• Reihe: AuthorHouse
• ISBN: 9781438900636
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 05.03.2010
• Größe: 235 x 157 mm
• Verlag: Xlibris