Bøger af Amy Orr-Ewing

Authentic Wisdom for Women LeadersAmy Orr-Ewing has learned a lot of lessons the hard way.As an internationally known speaker, theologian, and apologist, she has navigated through many challenges: battling abuse, finding and using her voice, building a lasting ministry, leading with confidence, thriving in friendship, relying on God in hard times, and more.In Lead Like the Real You, Orr-Ewing shares wisdom gained over twenty-five years to help other women grow in Christian leadership. Rooted in honesty, practicality, and biblical guidance, this deeply personal collection of letters explores the unique challenges women face, whether they lead in the workplace, classroom, church, or home."Amy Orr-Ewing has written another book that every female Christ follower must read."--Rev. Lisa Wink Schultz, Chief of Staff, US Senate Chaplain"Amy's letter-writing style provides women with digestible key lessons for leading in the church, in the family, and in the workplace--or in all three. The wisest of men will seek out this book as well."--Elizabeth Berridge, Baroness Berridge of the Vale of Catmose"A manual for every faithful female pioneer who wishes not just to survive but to flourish in the workplace and in life."--Ilaria Chan, chairwoman, Tech for Good Institute"Orr-Ewing equips female leaders for stewardship while at the same time successfully stewarding others on every page of this book."--Megan Fate Marshman, speaker and author

"Other than baby Jesus, the central character of the Christmas story is a woman named Mary. At Christmastime we remember that an ordinary, young, poor, oppressed woman was chosen to play a significant and breakthrough role in the redemption of the world. It is no mistake that a woman gets to be a part of all this, and that her voice, her questions, her fears, and her actions matter. Mary's faith and her wisdom form an astonishing aspect of the story of how God became a person for the love of this world. And in our weary world that is waiting and longing for light, meaning, peace, and love, we can do as Mary did when she "treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart.""--