Free Inside and Out
Finding Freedom in God's Grace
- Christian Living
- Publisher: Nelson Books (Thomas Nelson)
- Published: 2009
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Publisher's Description
In Free Inside and Out, Marilyn Meberg and Luci Swindoll remind you that God's grace is your source of freedom, and that you can claim that freedom right now, no matter what your circumstances. Two very different women offer insights on what freedom really means and show you how to: find freedom by getting to know and like yourself escape from the prison of past pain, personal flaws, and old wounds understand the free gift of grace God has given you love and honor others while honoring yourself with healthy boundaries exchange the bondage of legalism for the liberty of grace make choices that will help you live a life of love, laughter, and personal fulfillment From dealing with debt and personal doubts to expressing yourself in delightful new ways, Free Inside and Out offers practical wisdom and witty insight from two of Women of Faith's® most beloved speakers.
Endorsements (4)
“In love, in faith unbroken dwell, friends radiant and inseparable.”
“MARILYN has been my greatest cheerleader ever for freedom on the inside. She’s taught me that emotions don’t have brains so it’s OK to feel my feelings, whether they be sad, mad, glad, or bad. When I’ve dumped my problems or concerns on her, she’s received me with an open mind and heart and encouraged me to continue being totally myself. And through it all, she’s made me laugh at life and not take myself too seriously. What a gift! For this and so much more, I dedicate this book to her . . . in appreciation for thirty-four years of incredible friendship, freedom, and fun.”
“free, there is no concern for the externals of image if the reward of winning includes a meal and a memory. Her carefree freedom is a delight to my soul. So naturally, I dedicate this book to her in tribute to that enviable example of living freely and sharing abundantly.”
“Everything is permissible if God does not exist, and as a result, man is forlorn, because neither within him nor without does he find anything to cling to.”
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