Power Moves
Ignite Your Confidence and Become a Force
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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- 13,99 €
Publisher Description
Unleash the superpower of being yourself. Sarah Jakes Roberts, bestselling author of Woman Evolve and newly appointed pastor of The Potter's House Church in Dallas, will help you craft a language toward your challenges with intentionality and develop an authentic lifestyle.
Stripping our minds of the expectations that inundate our world has never been more difficult. One quick scroll of our phones and we're consumed by other people's projections of how we should be feeling or responding.
The ability to determine your truth without judgment is the beginning of harnessing authentic power in Christ. When we do the work of embracing where we are, we create space for God's love to meet us in our most raw form and then polish us to shine like never before. Power does not lie in success, achievement, or performance. Power rests in humility, honesty, and the commitment to continuous growth.
Power Moves will help you to qualify whether you're living life authentically or if you've found a way to maintain status quo. It will reveal the principles required to tap into the most powerful version of who you are, then lead you in how to introduce your authentic self to the world around you. Sarah will help you
give language to your changing needs,acknowledge and applaud your growth,refuse to bear the weight all at once or all alone, andrelease your power.
Open your eyes to the way that God sees you and awaken your boldness to effect change in the world by living out the truth of who God says you are with confidence.
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Bestseller Roberts (All Hope Is Found) extends a sincere invitation for Christian women to "tap into the courage to live authentically." Addressing those who've "lost" their power, Roberts encourages readers to identify the fears and limiting beliefs that once provided a sense of safety but now serve only to constrain. Replacing such notions with "a stronger, more powerful belief" in God's love regardless of circumstance will pave the way for one's truest self to emerge, she asserts. Later chapters detail how readers can access their true desires and trust that they are worthy of achieving them. Drawing from her own experience, Roberts recalls how she learned to "see beyond what I think about my messy insides and to dare to believe that where I see mess God sees material." While it's not always clear how readers should verify that their goals, once uncovered, will mesh with God's plans ("If there's something you want that is not aligned with what God has for you, He will teach you how to not want it any longer"), Roberts's solid mix of spiritual insight and personal anecdote yields valuable reassurance that being oneself and being faithful can be mutually reinforcing. Christians who feel unmoored will welcome this.
