num_pages: 240
description: What does it take to be a woman who makes a difference in her world? Do you have to be perfect? Do your spices have to be in alphabetical order? When you think about the kind of "vessel" you are, do words like "chipped," "cracked," "broken," and "dirty" come to mind? Yet God accomplishes extraordinary things through ordinary people who believe God can and will use them imperfections and all. Becoming a Vessel God Can Use is a ten-week journey for small groups or individuals that offers hope, laughter, and transformation to women who long to discover new confidence and significance. After reading Becoming a Vessel God Can Use , I wish Donna Partow lived next door! Not because she has it all together oh no but because she is refreshingly, gut-wrenchingly honest. She minces no words, cuts straight through the masks, and opens her soul. A rare Christian book. Becky Freeman Co-author of Worms in My Tea &amp; Other Mixed Blessings Most of us ache to be more like Jesus, yet we feel helpless in the face of our human nature. Donna walks us through this process. It isn't easy. It costs us dearly. But it changes our lives eternally. Sheila Walsh Author of Honestly Donna gently reminds us to look to God to fill our every need. She leads us to relax and trust God to complete the work He started in each of us and to believe that He can make us vessels useful to Him. Norma Smalley
language: English
title: Becoming a Vessel God Can Use
titlecomplete: Becoming a Vessel God Can Use
genres: Christian Living, Christian, Spirituality, Inspirational, Christian Non Fiction, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 105
publisher: Bethany House Pub