SYNOPSIS
Feeling daunted by the virtuous woman in Proverbs 31? You’re not alone. But don’t let those feelings of inadequacy hold you back. God’s high standard is an invitation to come up higher, and He provides the grace to do His good pleasure. Eliminate the intimidation and embrace the truth that you are indeed a woman of valor.
A Proverbs 31 Warrior’s Creed is your essential guide to embracing your true identity while empowering your family and those in your circle of influence to exercise spiritual authority. Through spiritual practices and actionable steps, this book offers you the tools to transform your life and family. As you recite and embody the warrior’s creed, you will awaken to the reality that you are a woman of valor. This 50-day journey is about unlocking that consciousness and living it fully.
REVIEW
I used to despise the Proverbs 31 Woman because I knew that I would never measure up to the picture of perfection portrayed in the text. Fortunately, as I have gotten older and done further study, I have learned to embrace her as a friend.
A Proverbs 31 Warrior’s Creed adds another level to my understanding of God’s plan for me as a woman. This devotional is perfect for any woman seeking to become who God created them to be.
NOTE: Temi Michael-O is a dear friend and fellow blogger.
Proverbs 31 does set the bar high!
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But not so high that God can’t get us there! 🙏❤️
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I’ve never considered that to be a challenge, but in reality, being a Christian is of a high standard as well. I believe that God helps us in our walk, giving us his spirit to learn how to be pleasing in his sight. He loves faith, even when we fall short.
Blessings.
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AMEN!!!
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Thank you, Ms. Barb! You are a blessing ❤️ 🙌🏽
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It was my pleasure.
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My pastor suggested another perspective on this lady. Because (1) she sets an impossible standard and (2) her description seems an odd way to close the book of Proverbs, he suggested that Solomon was ending the book the way he began it, by describing the benefits of being “married” to Lady Wisdom. Not sure I agree, but it’s an intriguing idea, and it got me thinking.
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Hmmm….
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