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Finding Our Muchness

  • Theology
  • Women
  • Publisher: Chosen (Baker Publishing Group)
  • Published: 2024

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Publisher's Description

You are a part of a great company of women who are called and empowered by God. At the forefront of every move of God have been women. These women found their muchness--their ability to be brave, dream big, take risks, rise to their calling, and advance the Kingdom. It's time for a new generation to find their muchness, too. With fresh prophetic insight and practical wisdom, Kim Maas calls you away from the competing voices in culture by reminding you of the brave women in Scripture. Battling struggles, loss, and judgment amid cultural oppression and religious suppression, these women were politically savvy, prophetically perceptive, and covenantally obedient. And their lives give you permission to be audacious, showing you how to● break through cultural barriers, religious traditions, and political limitations● refuse to be defined by your circumstances● dream, risk, and fight again● discover your Kingdom identity and purposeNow is your time to rise up in faith, move forward with boldness, and fulfill your role in God's plans for our time.


Endorsements (7)

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Patricia King

“Highlighting practical lessons we can learn from many of the women in Scripture, Kim Maas shows God’s heart for women to flourish in their service to the Lord.”

Craig S. Keener

“If you are looking for a current toolbox loaded with an arsenal of effective weapons, then look no further! Kim Maas has been anointed by the Holy Spirit to deliver a now word that penetrates this temporary darkness. This is not only a woman’s toolbox, but it rivals any man’s toolbox, because this is His toolbox, filled with revelation derived from the Word of God. Amen, Kim! Good job!”

James Goll

“Finding Our Muchness is a treasure! Kim Maas is honest, engaging, funny, and challenging in the stories she tells. You will laugh. You will cry. You will be inspired to press past limitations and become all God designed you to be.”

Jane Hamon

“Kim Maas’s newest book is a clarion call to all women to take their rightful place in the kingdom of God. In the pages of this book, you will be inspired, encouraged, and exhorted to break out of the bondage of limitations and step into your prophetic destiny—the reality of your muchness in Christ.”

Kris Vallotton

“In an era where the concept of women sharing equal ministerial roles with men in guiding Christ’s flock remains controversial, I am thankful for our Pentecostal-charismatic tradition’s Wesleyan heritage. Pioneers like B. T. Roberts championed the Spirit’s call for women in ministry. Dr. Kim Maas, a valued voice for many, furthers this legacy. Her latest book offers profound insights and candid reflections on her own path. This work is a vital contribution to the discourse on women’s roles in edifying the Church.”

Bishop. Mark J. Chironna

“Finding Our Muchness is a delightful inspiration and empowerment for women in ministry. In a landscape where female mentors and examples in ministry are often scarce, Kim Maas’s book emerges as a much-needed source of encouragement. Too often, women find themselves compelled to adopt a male-centric style of ministry, neglecting the unique gifts and perspectives that God has blessed them with. Kim addresses this gap with refreshing insight and wisdom, offering a compelling book that celebrates the distinctive qualities of women in leadership and ministry. Her work not only acknowledges the challenges women face in this arena but also provides a road map for embracing your true calling. Finding Our Muchness is a powerful testament to the belief that women can lead and minister authentically, embracing their God- given gifts. This book goes beyond the ordinary, ushering in a new era of understanding and appreciation for women in ministry. Kim’s words resonate as a call to reclaim femininity and purpose, ultimately contributing to a more diverse and enriched landscape of leadership within the realm of ministry.”

Katherine Ruonala

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