Sometimes we feel hopeless to ever change, simply because our personal history is filled with our failed attempts to change.

And isn’t that true for every woman? Don’t we all have secret places where we are not living in the victory we long for, and that colors how we see ourselves? Doesn’t it go on to become a barrier between us and the people in our lives? A wall separating us from the love of God? Yet when I find myself struggling again – losing the battle for my beauty, my body, my heart – I can sure feel like a failure in every way. In some core place deep within, I know this. But I am not a failure as a human being or as a woman. It has underscored just about everything I have done and everything I have been kept from doing. Many women feel like a failure as a woman. Stasi generously offers today’s guest post all about change. If you know my current journey with PCOS, I’ll think you’ll understand why.īut this is not a book about weight loss, it’s a book about CHANGE. Her new book, Becoming Myself: Embracing God’s Dream of You, arrived in my mailbox last week and I was giddy with surprise.

But then his wife Stasi released Captivating and while she almost lost me in the first chapter when she compared herself to an Indian princess, I kept reading and was greatly impacted by that book. I think it began in college when I read Wild at Heart by John Eldredge with the hopes of understanding boys. Contents may have variations from the printed book or be incomplete or contain other coding.I’ve long been a fan of Stasi Eldredge. Note: Contents data are machine generated based on pre-publication provided by the publisher. Table of contents for Captivating Table of contents for Captivating : discovering the secret of a woman's soul / John and Stasi Eldredge.īibliographic record and links to related information available from the Library of Congress catalog.

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