Sue Edwards

Dare Mighty Things

Women

“Occasionally a book comes along with the power to inspire significant change. Dare Mighty Things qualifies, and I couldn’t put it down. Halee tackles the key leadership challenges Christian women face today with researched insight, candor, and optimism. Over and over, I marveled at the wisdom of her beautiful young voice, calling women out of the shadows to experience the joy of leading for the Lord. I wish I could whisper these truths in the ear of every woman who wonders why she is here and how God wants her to spend her life. Dare Mighty Things provides a map that could revolutionize her world and rejuvenate the church.”

Dr.

From One Ministry Wife to Another

Women

“Finally, a book full of wise counsel for the ministry wife of the twenty-first century. Through current research, historical and biblical accounts, and heartwarming stories, Hawkins explores the ministry wife's varied connections--with her husband, children, friends, ministry family, herself, and above all, her Lord. She offers sound advice to help ministry wives avoid the pitfalls of criticism, people-pleasing, bitterness, failure and stress. Practical and positive, sometimes challenging conventional widsom, her book is a goldmine for the ministry wife who desires to honor and complement her husband's work while developing her own unique personhood. I will recommend this book to every ministry wife I encounter.”

Gender Roles and the People of God

Women

“Over my forty-five-plus years as a Christ follower, I have grieved that so many Christians, especially leaders, refuse to do the hard work of sorting out key issues related to gender roles in the church and home. Gender Roles and the People of God should be included on every Christian’s must-read list.”

Dr.

Sexual Shame in Women and How to Experience Freedom

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Women are abandoning their relationship with Christ and the church in record numbers, and sexual shame ranks high among the reasons. . . . The church must address this cataclysmic issue to regain its standing in the world. Do you want to learn how Christians and the church can help these women find sexual freedom, overcome their shame, and be transformed into healthy women of God? Then digest Skarka’s findings and apply them to your relationships and ministries.”