The following is a quote from a friend who recommended this book to me.

The meat was so strong in this book, I was like a babe w/no teeth and had to nibble and chew on it a little at a time. I got an opportunity to attend a workshop she had here once. It was a praise/worship workshop, but like none I’d been to before. She didn’t deal with the “mechanics” of a praise/worship ministry but rather the “dynamics”. Girl one thing she taught on was types/shadows and comparisons of the tabernacle in the OT and the temple (that’s us of course) in the NT and the similarities of the stages of worship that were/are done in both before entering the Holy of holies. And then we actually did it!!! (Signs and wonders do follow the Word).

I’ve not looked at praise and worship or the music ministry the same ever since.

I have been wanting to read this. I really need to have a Mary heart in my world. It is on my list to purchase.

Samantha Meade is a member of my church. A few weeks ago, our Pastor called her up to share about the gift that God has given her. She gave her testimony of how her husband encouraged her to remove her writings from a box under her bed and compile them into this book to edify, exhort and comfort the body of Christ according to the fourteenth chapter of 1 Corinthians. Her desire is that readers will be poetically ministered to, by the word of God, in every area of their lives.

To read an exerpt from the book, link to a poem in The Reading Room.

This book is life-changing. You don't have to carry the heaviest family bible around with you and splatter, "I love Jesus" bumper stickers all over your car (unless you want to) to minister to the lost. This book explains in simple, unintimidating steps how to minister to people we come across every day. I have the audio version of this book and it is absolutely wonderful. I highly recommend it.

The key to Ana Mollinedo Mims's professional fulfillment has been the faith-based philosophy she believes is the foundation for finding meaning, and thus success, in all aspects of her professional life.

The principles Ana discusses in this book—faith, integrity, humility, prayer, forgiveness, stewardship, and legacy—are concepts which have carried her well into a very distinguished career. They are principles that underlie a spirit-led career she believes is possible for anyone wanting to give purpose to one of the single most time-consuming aspects of our lives: work.

I highly recommend this resourceful book. It is full of information on the health benefits of nutrition and supplements. I value what is has to offer so much that I have recommended it to friends and family and even given it as gifts.

If you want to learn what the rich already know and start implementing strategies so you can live the victorious and abundant life God intended, you have to read or listen to these titles.

A thread on this topic is under the Cute Coverlet section of Glorious Tapestries.

I purchased this book a few months ago and my haircare routine has improved tremendously.