Janet Davis (2)

One thing all women know how to do well is how to be their own worst enemy. We always think we should have done more, or done something differently, or said no to something we were asked to do, and so on. We are not only our own worst enemy, but also our own worst critic. Janet Davis reminds us that yes, we are all flawed, but God can use us not only in spite of those flaws, but also because of those flaws. She uses many examples from scripture and her own life to help us realize we don't have to be perfect to be loved - by God, or by other people.… (plus d'informations)

Ireceived this book through the early viewers giveaway. it doesnt take much for me to find excuses to tell myself i am not good enough or that i will make a fool of myself but while I read Janet Davis' book, "My Own Worst Enemy", it was like someone had found me out. Janet's book explains why women sabotage the plans they make for themselves when everything usually starts out so possitive. She also takes it further with comparing these mishaps with ones that women in the Bible made and shows us how they overcame them. Ms Davis also shares stories about her own life and how she was a captive of the same type of thinking. If you have ever felt that you have been a victim of your own self-sabotage then Janet will show you how to break the cycle so that you can achieve what God has purposed you to be.… (plus d'informations)