The Hidden Power of a Woman

I really enjoyed reading this book. very inspiring stories about woman who are responding to Gods call and filling their destiny .Good reading would recommend to every women of God.

Everyone should read it. Women have been disenfranchised and devalued throughout history. This book helps you recognise the essential and powerful revelation of God that every women carries.

A very good read, relevant and timely. Very relatable and inspiring in knowledge of women knowing who she truly is.

This is the Best woman book ever full of scripture to set woman free from male dominance and step into God's Love

Good scriptural foundation about the important role woman have played since Christ set them free. Good read!

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Page 1 to 80 - We learn how women have been treated as second class by men. How at create and during the first century church women and men were equal. Page 81 to 99 - Is an imagined version of Rahab and the Hebrew scouts. The author adds many things to create a story. The spies are given names and it seems to have a little romance added. Pages 101 to 114 - Talk about Rahab needing to make a choice. There was also the story of Jo who was sexually abused and in a same sex relationship. At a Chavdah conference she got saved . After that time she joined a Christian ministry and had a leadership position in her church. Pages 115 to 132 - Feminism and a christian mother expressing her perspective on on emerging global feminism titled "Lament" (5 pages) Pages 132 to 135 - More learning how women have been treated as second class by men. How at create and during the first century church women and men were equal. Page 136 to 162 - Is an imagined version of Deborah the judge. The author adds many things to create a story. Page 163 to 174 - Deborah does not get the credit she deserves. Author talks about the life of Joan or Arc. Page 174 to 175 - Jennifer heard the Voice of God and found her voice at a Chavda Conference. God told her to go to the Chavdah's church. Page 176 to 182 - More about how women are not living up to their full potential and how men are keeping them down. Page 183 to 194 - Is an imagined version of Abigail. The author adds many things to create a story. Page 195 to 206 - Binah. The story of Celia and how she overcame her passed through God. Page 206 to 216 - Balaam and his donkey. In some versions the donkey is a female. Most of the Scripture versions just state donkey. The author explains that many women feel like that donkey. Page 217 to 226 - Is an imagined version of Anna. The author adds many things to create a story. Page 227 to 232 - Widow at 27 finds her way through relying on God. Page 233 to 244 - The Red Heifer Page 244 to 252 - Power of the Voice For me this book spent a lot of time putting men and society down. The women of the Bible had additions to their accounts that were never mentioned. Modern women's stories who found their voice were short in page length compared to the Biblical accounts. I feel that the book never answered what the hidden power of a woman is. I would have wanted a book that was in three parts: how their voice was lost; Biblical information; how we help them find their voice. Almost half of the book talks about how society and men are repressing women. Less than 25% of the book is about women finding their voice in modern times. How am I supposed to understand the hidden power of a woman and how to help her step into that power when it is not the major portion of the book. I pray that woman can find her voice and hidden power through this book.

It is time for all Christian women to stand up in our rightful inheritance that God has given us and, ladies if you don't believe me - just read this! I also recommend pastors and elders to read this and empower the women in YOUR churches to claim their inheritance form Daddy God.

This book is amazing and powerful!

Good book

great!!!