Book Review: Becoming a Woman of Simplicity by Cynthia Heald

I absolutely enjoyed this Bible Study book.  I have found it to be perfect timing with my two little kiddos  because I am a person who likes to do it all and forget that I don't have to do it all.  Cynthia Heald provides great reminders that we are a society that likes to go, go, go, and go some more.  That's not always good.  What suffers when we're always going?  Usually, it's our family and our relationships.  This book has been going right along with God has been speaking to me lately about being intentional. 

My favorite chapter was the first one where she was talking about abiding .  She says "abiding is not an activity; it's a lifestyle."  Is He my everything?  Is my day centered around Him where not only my children see Him, but others that are around me? 

Each chapter is fairly short and I was able to complete it in a day.  However, I tended to break it up a little because it was so good and I wanted to dwell on certain points more and really focus on certain things during a week.  This is a great study that could be done alone or in a small group setting.
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