Bøger af Kimberly Williams

Love - A verse-by-verse study for women through the Epistles of John.

I'm a wife and mother. What's your superpower? Journey with me and discover the true, biblical meaning of womanhood, in contrast to the shallow, feminist teachings that the world gives. God's Word shows you how to live as a wife and mother, how to manage your home, raise your children, enjoy intimate times with your husband, make a difference in this world, and be a witness for His glory. It is a beautiful plan that when followed leaves the world awestruck. In this 12-week Bible study you will find the biblical meaning of womanhood in this modern world. Forget red capes and super strength, true Women of Wonder are armed with the power of God.

We've all heard about the crazy stuff that family members do. Well in this book you will see a little of it come to light. Dot and Slick Red have six kids that keep them on their toes. Camille is the sister that you always have to keep an eye on. You never know what to expect with her. Lena is total opposite of her sister. Madison is the eldest girl and the peacemaker. Teddy is the one that never seems to amaze me. Carter is the professional. And last but not least, Monroe is straight hood. You will see how family can be vindictive and conniving towards one another. You will see how families stick together. There are some twist and turns and I hope that you will enjoy every moment of it. If I step on anyone toes with anything I say in this book, well you know the old saying "If the shoe fits, wear it". No seriously I'm not talking about anyone in particular but we all know someone like every person in this book. Enjoy.

Just what does the abundant life look like? Flip through these pages and you will get a glimpse into the abundant life of this pastor's wife and homeschooling mother of three, who lives with her family in South Mississippi. Written by Kimberly Williams, From the Mouth of Babes is a compilation of short stories about life, children, faith, and this world we live in. Learn how to have a clean kitchen, see life through the eyes of a child, look at marriage in a new light, take a serious look at the church and this modern culture, and discover some new traditions. Grab a cup of coffee and kick up your feet. Get ready to laugh, be prepared to be challenged, and pull out your Bible as you are pointed to the Word of God.

Have You Ever Been There is the autobiographical tale of author Kimberly Williams. She invites the reader to witness her tumultuous journey through the hardships of drug addiction, heartbreak, and ultimately the redeeming power of Jesus. Though she experienced humble beginnings as a Virginia native, she later came to know the richness of God's love. By telling her story, Kimberly prays to bring others out of the darkness of sin, into His marvelous light.

You could summarize the book of James in one word, "FAITH". Just what does it mean to have faith in God? Faith is having complete assurance that God will do what He says He will do. So in order to build our faith we must know God and His Word. It is through His Word that we learn of His trustworthiness and through His Spirit working in our lives that our confidence is built. So as we study the book of James, that will be our goal. To study His Word, verse by verse and line by line and know Him better and better and build our faith more and more.

As women we are programmed to want happiness, but the happiness of this world is fleeting and not true joy. Through studying Philippians we can identify our true source of joy. The Bible gives us a clear perspective of the kind of joy we are to have and it is the power of the Living Word that will change our lives. This study will answer questions as, "Is our happiness what God is concerned with?" or "Is being happy the same as having the joy that the Bible speaks of?" If the best way to study scripture is verse by verse and line by line then we must find a way to study through the scriptures in a systematic and expositional way. That is exactly what this study is, a verse-by-verse study for women who are serious about their commitment to know the mind and will of God. This study has plenty of scripture woven throughout its pages to insure that we learn the whole counsel of God. May it guide you through the Scriptures, to help you Live out the Word.

A generation ago, the homeschooling movement was considered to be at best cutting-edge, eccentric, and alternative. At its worst it was considered strange, rare, and in some states illegal. But today the homeschooling movement has become more main-stream. Currently with over 2 million home educated children, it may well be the fastest growing form of education in the United States. There are many reasons parents take on the responsibility to educate their children at home, but often at the top of the list are religious or moral reasons. With the tearing down of Christian values in our society, it is understandable why parents want to bring their children back home. Christian's are waking up to the fact that education is not amoral. The education that a child receives will shape their life in all forms. But now we see many of these same children, raised in the faith, walking away at alarming rates. Years of surveys are confirming this. Church leaders and denominations are beginning to speak out. Multiple books on the subject are surfacing. And statistic after statistic is verifying the same ugly picture. We are losing our children, and homeschool families are not immune to this crisis. What is the answer? The answer does not lie within the halls of government, nor does it necessarily lie within the church. The answer to this problem can be found in God's Word and the solution rest with the parents. Home Discipleship is the key. But sadly, disciple making in the home is often thought of last and at times not at all. For some reason we think that if we are believers our children will automatically come to Christ and follow His ways. This book is about the discipleship process we find all throughout Scripture applied to the home. It covers the biblical mandate we have as parents, the structure of the Christian home, how to keep the proper perspective, fundamentals and practicalities of home discipleship, and addresses how a homeschooling lifestyle can help parents accomplish this very objective. Each chapter includes practical application questions to be used for personal reflection and family discussion.

Based on historical, biographical and geographic research, Sometimes a Woman explores the lives of 19th-century women-prostitutes and madams-who helped settle America's Wild West . Filled with voices that were mostly silenced in their era, these poems convey a variety of emotions, personalities and voices sometimes angry, usually feisty, and occasionally humorous. The poems, which vary in style and form, ranging from lyrical and narrative lineated poems to prose and found poems, pay tribute to and celebrate these women.

Lisa Hatchett, a very devoted wife and successful psychotherapist, feels that she is the most blessed woman ever. After living in and out of foster homes most of her adolescent life after the sudden death of her parents, she'd always dreamed of having a very successful career, but not just any career. While living with the devastation of losing her parents, she felt that she needed a rewarding career where she could help others overcome their emotional and mental challenges. Hence, the reason she persevered and earned double master's degrees to become a criminal psychologist. But suddenly, Lisa's world is turned upside down when she starts to receive menacing phone calls and threatening letters. She begins to become unraveled. Bodies are beginning to turn up in this small community of Ingleton, Minnesota. There has never been anything of this nature to happen before. The citizens of this community are all horrified and wondering who is next. Lisa begins to wonder if there is a connection to the murders and obscene phone calls and letters she has been receiving. But who would want to hurt her and why?

"Create Your Own Good Enough" is both informative and relative to many. We all have times when we don't feel good about where we are in life. A lot of what we feel stems from focusing on others instead of making a conscious effort to focus on ourselves. This book will help you refocus and learn to accept yourself. Only you know what is good enough for you. Just allow your inner being to guide you!

There is profound depth, imagination, hard truths, beauty, and a vital spectrum of feelings to be found in this groundbreaking collection, which is just as wonderfully insightful and emotional as the world itself. William's writing is expressive, alive, and she gets to the point, knowing how to keep you wrapped up until the end.

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