There will always be room for improvement in our lives, which is why it is important that we are always open to learning.
Unfortunately, we have been the target of some outrageous media propaganda. Some of it sets our flesh racing in the wrong direction so we turn to the church where we receive conflicting views on biblical truths. No wonder we are so stinkin’ confused when it comes to our roles as Christ following women. Even within Christianity there are views that go from one end of the spectrum to the other. What’s a girl to do?
As I read and meditated on the Scriptures and tried applying them to my life, something odd happened. I became filled with anger, bitterness, anxiety, and was more overwhelmed than when I started. When I heard other women speak about all the Proverbs 31 guidelines they had achieved I would feel myself cringe inside. Why was I different? Why couldn’t I just get it?
There’s a reason I could never “get it”.
It’s important that we are always on a journey of learning and we must be careful to who we are listening to and learning from.
If you’ve ever wanted to tear the 31st chapter of Proverbs out of your bible this book is for you.
She is a wife, mom, business owner, seamstress, she serves the needy, speaks life and wisdom, and seems to be quite the major overachiever, perfectionist type.
Except that…she’s not.
Come along and journey with Amy and take a look at the real woman of Proverbs 31. She isn’t as perfect as she seems. In fact, I think she is a lot like you and me.
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Amy Bayliss
Amy is a small town Cajun girl living life in the big city. She and her husband Ryan have four children, all boys, ranging in age from toddler to teen! Amy is a full-time blogger and WP designer at My Southern Media. You can visit her at her personal blog, Cajun Joie de Vivre or you can follow her ramblings on Twitter and keep up with her mischief on Facebook.
