Patricia A. Ennis
Autor von Practicing Hospitality: The Joy of Serving Others
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Patricia A. Ennis is distinguished professor and director of homemaking programs at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas and has authored and coauthored several books, including The Christian Homemaker's Handbook.
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Becoming a Woman Who Pleases God: A Guide to Developing Your Biblical Potential (2003) 137 Exemplare
Practicing Hospitality 2 Exemplare
God is my Strength 1 Exemplar
Exercises in English 1 Exemplar
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1. The changes in fonts was very distracting and hard to read.
2. There was very little about how the Gospel or grace or walking in the power of the Spirit. I thought it lent itself more to perfectionism and works to please God, rather than God is pleased with us because of what he has done for us on the cross.
3. It had a light, airy feeling. The narrator of the book, a senior in high school, seemed to not have many deep thoughts or questions, but she was good at applying things perfectly---journaling, doing character studies, memorizing, researching....it could put somebody under the pile pretty quick.
4. This book would have been better named as a modern charm school course, which is not a bad thing. There are helpful things in this book to teach young girls, but it should not be confused with what makes someone more spiritual, "i.e. if I am a organized, balanced homemaker, God will love me more than someone who isn't" I think this could be repackaged in a more straightforward manner and called "how to be a more organized woman."
5. There isn't anything in this book about texting, social networking or relating to the opposite sex, other than making sure your skirt isn't too short.
6. Surprisingly, while trying to contemporary with the differing fonts, there weren't many illustrations or pictures.
I don't like going all negative on this book. Like I said under #4, there are some helpful things covered in the book, like utilizing time management skills vs. living off of adrenaline. I like how the narrator had a good relationship with her parents. There was the role model of the college student who was her small group leader. There are good things about this book, and there are many important topics covered. However, for me it seemed hazy when it came to works vs. grace and busy-ness vs. being.… (mehr)