Women Who Had to Move Forward

I’ve been looking back at some of my writing lately. Not just reading it but noticing what I keep coming back to.

Women. God. Life not going quite the way we thought it would. And what to do next.

Then I looked at three of my books together and saw something I hadn’t intentionally planned when I wrote them.

I keep writing about women who had to move forward.

I imagine that’s because I’ve had to do quite a bit of that myself.

And if you’ve lived a little life, I’m guessing you have too.

And that’s how Women Who Had to Move Forward began.

Five books. Five different places women find themselves having to move forward…

and five opportunities to consider where God meets us there.

The Five-Book Founding Collection

Dear God, It’s Me…I’m Your Daughter, Where’s My Victory?

When you believe God but still have questions.

Thirty honest conversations with God about disappointment, waiting, hope, healing, and those seasons when what you're living doesn't look like what you expected.

When a Brave Leader Needs a Dose of Forgiveness: The Life of Miriam

When moving forward requires forgiveness, reflection, and growth.

Miriam's life gives us room to consider leadership, choices, consequences, forgiveness, and what happens when even strong women have some growing to do.

The Little Book of Noteworthy Women: Ruth and Naomi

When moving forward takes you somewhere unfamiliar.

Ruth and Naomi give us a picture of transition, relationships, loyalty, faith, wise choices, and continuing forward when life does not follow the path we expected.

Deborah: When Moving Forward Requires You to Lead

There comes a time when a woman has enough experience to recognize this is a moment requiring my voice, wisdom, and action.

She isn’t trying to prove she can do what a man can do. She’s discerning what the moment requires and stepping into it.

What do you do when God has prepared you for the very moment you’re standing in?

Hagar: When Moving Forward Wasn’t Your Choice

Hagar’s life gets disrupted by decisions other people make.

Whew.

Some of us know something about that.

There’s a line from Taneka Rubin’s book, Winners Win, that I keep thinking about as I consider Hagar’s story:

“Your pain may not be your fault, but it’s your responsibility to HEAL!” -Taneka Rubin

What do we do when somebody else’s choices leave us living with consequences we didn’t choose? And where do we find God in the middle of that?

That's the collection…

but wait…

Do you already own one of these books?

First, thank you for being an earlier reader of my work. I don't want that previous purchase to feel lost inside this collection.

When you purchase Women Who Had to Move Forward, you may gift the digital book you already own to another woman.

Keep your complete collection AND invite another woman to move forward with you.

Five women. Five different experiences. One truth: wherever moving forward finds you, God can meet you there.

Get all five digital books for $37.

You'll receive Dear God, Miriam, and Ruth and Naomi immediately.

As a Founding Collection reader, you'll receive Deborah and Hagar automatically as each new book is released.