A Helper Suitable - Best, Susan
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Do you feel stuck? Are you open to making some life changes based on experiential information that is both honest and relatable? In A Helper Suitable, author Susan Best seeks to inspire and motivate every woman who wants to experience positive personal and relational change not only in the way she thinks but also in how she relates to her man. Written from a Christian woman's perspective, Best provides guidance and advice to change the trajectory of your relationship through four key elements. She prompts you to honestly evaluate yourself, your life, and your relationship through the filters…mehr

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Do you feel stuck? Are you open to making some life changes based on experiential information that is both honest and relatable? In A Helper Suitable, author Susan Best seeks to inspire and motivate every woman who wants to experience positive personal and relational change not only in the way she thinks but also in how she relates to her man. Written from a Christian woman's perspective, Best provides guidance and advice to change the trajectory of your relationship through four key elements. She prompts you to honestly evaluate yourself, your life, and your relationship through the filters of love and persistent prayer, with God being your helper. A Helper Suitable combines a wealth of information gathered from the Bible and from Best's observations, research, and conversations to help you be with a godly husband. Written for everyone from a seasoned lady, to middle-aged women, to the young, and single and those soon-to-be wed, Best offers a guide for becoming a better helper to your man.
Autorenporträt
Susan Best is Professor of Fine Art and Art Theory at Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, Australia. Recent publications include Visualizing Feeling: Affect and the Feminine Avant-garde (2011) which won the Art Association of Australia and New Zealand best book award in 2012.