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Confessions of a Good Christian Girl: The Secrets Women Keep and the Grace That Saves Them
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Tammy Maltby
In this powerful book, prominent Christian speaker and TV personality Tammy Maltby gets specific about the brokenness and pain in her own life and the lives of other "good Christian girls." This book is not a lurid expose, but an honest and courageous look at the secrets that often lurk behind a "victorious" Christian facade-secrets that range from feel
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Published
January 1st 2008
by Thomas Nelson Publishers
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I couldn't wait to finish this book, just so I could start my next one. I didn't enjoy it at all (but I hate not completing books).
My biggest issue is the fact that I felt like the stories ("confessions") were glossed over. Things like that don't help me. Yes, the author somewhat went into detail about some situations. But I need real. I need raw. Tell me everything. Then tell me how you really got through it. IF you got through it. How you REALLY felt, and what you REALLY di...more
My biggest issue is the fact that I felt like the stories ("confessions") were glossed over. Things like that don't help me. Yes, the author somewhat went into detail about some situations. But I need real. I need raw. Tell me everything. Then tell me how you really got through it. IF you got through it. How you REALLY felt, and what you REALLY di...more
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This is a great book that deals honestly with the secrets we (or women we know) have in our pasts, our presents, and our hearts. She deals with serious issues in a very compassionate way, and doesn't whitewash neither the sin in our own hearts, nor the sins that have been done against us. This book really gave me a better perspective and more compassion for those who deal with things outside my own sphere, such as suicide, abuse and mental illness. It also gave me hope for those ares where I str...more
This is ok. Almost done reading it. Don't think I'd recommend.
Amazingly, I am in almost every chapter of this book. I should have written a book like this.
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