Kay Warren

I love the picture of Christ as joyous. I love thinking about the context of his words with his disciples and thinking of him not being condescending but encouraging. The Winnie the Pooh analogy for personalities was . It’s not easy to choose joy no matter what your personality type is.

When fighting with your husband or others, you have to change your thinking, realign it with Christ’s words, before you can change your feelings.

“If there is a secret to joy, this is it: choose the eternal over the temporary.… (altro)

Drawing on more than forty years in ministry, Kay provides encouraging principles and life lessons, along with intimate personal stories, that will give you the confidence you need to lead and live well. You'll learn to

- accept who you are

- adapt to change
- help your children survive and thrive
- protect your private life
- deal with criticism
- live with integrity
- develop an eternal perspective

Whether you are excited, struggling, or feeling broken and tired, you will find hope and encouragement for your calling in Kay's warm and wise words.

Kay Warren has put together from her immense experience of 40 years as a pastor’s wife.

Every pastor’s wife will enjoy reading this book that Mrs. Warren has compiled and put her lifetime of experiences for all of us pastor’s wives to read.

I myself enjoyed this and I was able to get so much out of this book. I know that Mrs. Warren is the pastor’s wife of a very large church, but even if you are in the smallest of churches you can still use and apply a lot of the experience from Mrs. Warren.

When I first started reading the book, it seemed more like a biography, but as you read through her life and experience, you can learn so much that you can use in your own life and ministry.
I have read many books for and written by pastor’s wives and I have enjoyed and uses many of them. This is a great new book that many will like to read.








… (altro)