serviceopf.blogg.se - Not Marked by Mary E. DeMuth

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And remember: There is always One who understands you perfectly and stands ready to comfort, strengthen, and defend you through every situation you face.

If you are struggling with feeling misunderstood, let these stories inspire you to grow and remind you that you are not alone. In this engaging book, Mary DeMuth tells the tales of ten women in the Bible who were misunderstood in their own time and often still are-bringing to each of them a deep humanity that makes her, and her problems, more relatable to twenty-first-century you.

In fact, women have faced it since the dawn of time. We have asked ourselves, How do I correct these misperceptions? Do I try to defend myself-or does that only make me look guilty? How can I recover my joy even if someone believes something about me that isn't true? This problem-and your feelings and questions about it-is nothing new. Worse, many of us have endured long, painful seasons of misunderstanding in which the people around us have questioned-or worse, judged-our motives and actions. Few of us feel deeply known and understood all the time. Ask any woman-most of us know what it's like to be misheard, mischaracterized, or misrepresented by family, friends, or strangers.