The 365 Most Important Bible Passages for Women: Daily Readings and Meditations on Becoming the Woman God Created You to Be

by Karen Whiting, Sheila Cornea (Creator)

One of a three-book collection, The 365 Most Important Bible Passages for Women is a daily devotional designed to encourage women to live the lives God designed for them. This year-long devotional is both unique and simple. Features

-- More Scripture throughout
-- A comprehensive overview and accompanying mediation for each passage
-- Daily Scriptures that encourage women to engage in and enjoy reading the Bible
-- Bible passages specifically targeted at women
-- Focus on the Bible passages that reveal the divine character of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit in relation to godly womanhood, and
-- Insightful comments and applications to daily life.

400 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 2000

About the author

Whiting is an author and speaker with thirty-two published books, and 1000+ articles and short pieces for over sixty publishers including Focus on the Family Magazine and Christian Parenting Today. She was a contributing writer for Focus on Your Child 2008-2009, writes for Leading Hearts Magazine, Crosswalk, The Christian Communicator, and The Kid's Ark. Whiting has also been the community producer and host of the television series, Puppets On Parade, for Miami educational TV. Whiting has a heart for families and encourages families to connect and live more fully for God. She is a mother of five, and a grandmother. She writes a marketing blog post for Thewriteconversationblogspot.com

Newest releases:
Growing a Mother's Heart Bible Study, companion book, AMG,
Devos for Brave Boys, Tyndale Kids, November 2021
The Super-Sized Book of Bible Gift Crafts, Rose, December 2021
52 Weekly Devotions for Family Prayer, Tyndale, 2021

Future Releases
Growing a Peaceful Heart
Growing a Joyful Heart

Reviews

[Mrs. · Rating 2 out of 5]

I found this devotional just "ok". It was not terribly deep, however, I did find a few entries that truly spoke to me on that day & point in my year.
This was a gift... I wouldn't exactly recommend it, but it wasn't a total bust.

[Chrystal]

Didn't get to finish as my copy was destroyed by a Hurricane. Enjoyed the book until then.

[Brenda · Rating 5 out of 5]

"The 365 Most Important Bible Passages For Women" is a wonderful devotional and quite honestly one of the best that I have ever used. It is scripturally sound with Bible passages that are specifically target women. It is written in a straightforward way that is easy to understand.
While it can be read as a daily devotional I liked the fact that the table of contents break the book down into eight major topics such as significance, relationships and communications,understanding men,choices, stress and community,beauty and health, hope and commitment, and faith and love, which allowed me to choose my reading based on specific information that I was looking for. Another great thing about this book is the fact that the dates in the book don't correspond with specific days, allowing you to use this book in any year.
The cover of the book is beautiful, reminding me of spring renewal, while the inside provides uplifting and insightful lessons perfect for enhancing your spiritual walk.
This book would make an excellent addition for any one's library, and I think it would make a fantastic Mothers Day gift.

I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

[Lee]

I know a lot of the others commented this is a boring book. I admit I have read some better daily devotionals, however this is not a regular book or novel to be read chapter by chapter in one sitting, no it's one page at a time. Providing food for thought based on scripture for one to meditate on. If you take it in that context it is a good daily devotional.

[Meadow Frisbie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I loved this book!
It had a great variety of topics it covered, with stories and verses to back each day up.
Many times it opened my eyes to things I simply didn't see before.

['Chal · Rating 1 out of 5]

Boring. I tried to finish it. Gave up in March.