We are like Eve. We have all experienced defeats and failures, trouble and turmoil. We have all experienced a selfish heart, a shrewish spirit, anger, envy and bitterness. And we ache to do things over, to have lives of harmony and peace.
In her book, Nancy Leigh DeMoss exposes those areas of deception most commonly believed by Christian women:

*Lies about themselves: I should not have to live with unfulfilled longings.
*Lies about sin: I cannot walk in consistent victory over sin.
*Lies about their marriage: If I submit to my husband, I will be miserable.
*Lies about their emotions: I can't control my emotions.
*Lies about their circumstances: I just can't take any more.

Nancy Leigh DeMoss sheds light on how we can be delivered from bondage and set free to walk in God's grace, forgiveness, and abundant life. This book offers the most effective weapon to counter and overcome Satan's deceptions - God's truth.

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© 2001 by Nancy Leigh DeMoss
Moody Publishers

What are the expectations you have for the men in your life? For dad, husband, friends, business associates, son? Do you speak them outwardly or inwardly? Are they realistic or unattainable? How do you handle those needs that are unmet? Many expectations are desires rather than necessities. A tremendous conflict occurs between men and women, when unfulfilled expectations become demands! Married couples, business associates, as well as parents succumb to this pattern. Expectations turn into demands which become "oughts and shoulds" - and none of us likes or responds well to demands.
You can improve your relationships with men if … If what? If you understand why men behave the way they do, what they fear, how they think, what they want, how they perceive life, themselves, women, what motivates them, why they are incapable of responding as women do, how they feel, what gives them security…you will be able to relate to them in a much more fulfilling way.

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© 1987 Word Books

No matter how old you are, your relationship with your father - whether it was wonderful or painful - has had an impact on the person you are today.
Your relationships with men, your career and your feelings about yourself have all been shaped by your father - whether you realize it or not.
Now, with the help of noted marriage and family counselor H. Norman Wright in Always Daddy's Girl, you can begin to understand how your father has affected your emotions and behavior.

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© 1989 Regal books