Anchored: A Bible Study on Self-Worth

by Cindy R Lee

Low self-worth? It is easy to recognize in ourselves, others and our teens, but what do we do about it? How do you go from low self-worth to positive self-worth? Anchored is a bible study presenting a step-by-step process outlining the journey from low self-worth to knowing our full worth in Christ. Your Anchored journey will define your worth in Him, define the lies you believe about yourself and how these lies were formed. You will discover the behaviors you engage in as a result of these lies as well as how to change them. The lies defining your worth will be replaced with biblical truth as forgiveness and rebuilding a new life in Him begins. Finally, the study ends with a strategy to maintain your worth in Him as you venture back out into the world with positive self-worth. Please note, Anchored is a deep dive into the truth about who you are in the hopes of bringing deep healing to the participant. Anchored’s author, Cindy R. Lee is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker providing counseling to children, adolescents and adults who have suffered relational trauma. Cindy combines her biblical knowledge and love for the Lord with her years of experience helping the hurting achieve healing. Anchored is for those who seek deep lasting change and are willing to face the truth to obtain it.

264 pages, Paperback

Published March 23, 2019

Reviews

[Renae · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you are looking for a bible study that will provide transformation, then this is the one.

Merging neuroscience and biblical truth, the curriculum brings the group participant into the awareness of lies that have twisted the calling and worth of the individual. But it doesn't leave the reader without hope or healing; in fact, it systematically brings truth and re-building to the forefront, focusing on The One as the source of healing, both mental and spiritual.

[Beckie Farrant · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book so much. Probably the most life changing Bible study I have ever done. I love how it combines attachment theory with identity in Christ. I would recommend it or any believer with less than stellar familial relationships. I refer to it many times since I finished. Sooooo good.

[Rivkah · Rating 4 out of 5]

I felt the Bible Study was well written and thought out, and Biblically grounded. I was disappointed in a few areas where Bible verses fit into an idea, but the context wasn't appropriate/it was stretched a bit. Would recommend this Bible study to others.

[Johnna Stein · Rating 5 out of 5]

I forgot to post I finished this but have gone back through parts of it. Fantastic book to dig into your self-worth as a group of like-minded women.