A Crown that Lasts
You Are Not Your Label
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In A Crown that Lasts, former Miss Universe and Miss South Africa Demi Tebow confesses the danger of tying our identities to our accomplishments. Discover the truth of who you were created to be and how to use your platform, no matter how big or small, for eternal impact.
On this earth, a crown is what separates victors from the rest of the competitors, but the goal of creating a life worth living is not to gain a trophy, get a prize, or keep the crown. Our lives are not meant to be about being number one or making our own names known. While walking you through the journey of her evolving confidence—from basing her identity on temporary labels and her own efforts, to discovering the rock-solid security of anchoring her dreams in her Maker—Demi weaves her story together with the insights she's learned along the way.
A Crown that Lasts will show you how to
Relate to the discomfort, confusion, and doubt that arises when you base your confidence on external things,Discover God-confidence when your plans take unexpected detours,Know what do when planted in unknown territory,Use your story to grow an eternal impact, andStay grounded in the truth of who you are in Christ.
The purpose of our lives is to love and serve God and others. Demi shows how you can be encouraged to focus not just on your aspirations, but on your greater purpose and leave behind a footprint of significance, not just success.
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Tebow, winner of the 2017 Miss Universe pageant, debuts with a sincere invitation for readers to separate their identity from earthly accomplishments and reinvest it in their faith. After finishing out her tenure as Miss Universe, the author "watched her identity slip through her fingers" as she "handed over my crown, and with it a giant part of myself." Time spent languishing in a "no-man's-land" of personal and career uncertainty taught her to swap out self-confidence rooted in accolades for God's "everlasting and unchanging" love, accept waiting periods as part of "God's plan," and better understand that "life on earth is temporary, but... our ultimate hope lies in eternity," a perspective readers can emulate by connecting with God through prayer, journaling, or serving others. (Tebow also reminds readers that even while waiting for the next step in God's plan, they should appreciate the good in the present moment: "God... doesn't want us to go through life only to look up at the end and realize we missed it.") Though the glittery pageant industry world of fake eyelashes, hair curlers, and simultaneous privilege and enormous pressure won't be relatable to most, Tebow's advice on how to harness God's "purpose, hope, and ultimately victory" has widespread appeal. Christian women will be inspired and renewed by Tebow's uplifting message.
