WHAT MATTERS MOST
Ten lessons in Living Passionately from the Song of Solomon
By Renita J. Weems
Walk Worthy Press, ISBN 044653241

Are you ready for a change? The best selling author of Showing Mary is ready to show you the way. With ten lessons, Renita J. Weems, demonstrates how women from every walk of life can become empowered by God and with courage, discover the song He has designed for them to sing in their own unique voice.

The charismatic and fully compassionate tone of What Matters Most makes you feel as if author and minister, Dr. Weems, is speaking directly to you as she ushers you into the heart of the Biblical heroine from the Bible’s Song of Solomon and poignantly exposes a reflection of you, the contemporary woman. A short read, What Matters Most is abundant with pearls of wisdom that will beautify your life long after the book is closed. With Mother’s Day this month and spring in the air, consider the mother, daughter, sister, niece, or friend in your life. What Matters Most, a book that invites women to dig deeper and bring their passions to the surface is more than a gift, it is a treasure for all time. Read it as soon as possible and discover What Matters Most!

At your leisure, please take a moment and visit the influential and inspiring Dr. Renita J. Weems at her web site www.somethingwithin.com.

On many occasions, I have visited my local bookstore and sauntered past Jacqueline Jakes’ book, unaware of the wealth of wisdom and encouragement written just beyond the cover of Sister Wit. Recently, Sister Wit was placed in my hands, and I can wholeheartedly testify that like rain drops that fall across spring blooms, facilitating life and luster, the words of this devotional have flowed deep, watering my spirit with blessing.

A timeless collection that will motivate women for generations to come, Sister Wit encourages women of all ages and cultural backgrounds to navigate the torrid channels of life with oars of hope and sail into the next moment with a renewed sense of purpose and pride.

Jakes uses several of the devotions, as well as the Introduction and Afterword to share her own testimony of survival, both physical and emotional, creating a bridge that links Jake, the writer, with her readers. Sister Wit is an inspiring way to begin or end any Bible study or book club, and of course, your own busy day.

If you, like me, have neglected Jakes’ devotional, stop and reconsider. I assure Jakes’ engaging poetic and lyrical style will ignite a melody in your heart and have you returning to the pages of Sister Wit again and again.

Please read more about the lovely Jacqueline Jakes on her web site at www.jacquelinejakes.com.

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