A Mary Like Me: Flawed Yet Called - Softcover

Andy Lee

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Synopsis

While still in need of a Savior, they were called by God. Come find grace and courage to follow your call as you discover the Mary in yourself.

A Mary like Me unites twenty-first-century women with first-century saints by exploring the hearts of some of the most famous women of the Bible. One gave birth to the Son of God, another sat at his feet, and another was the first to proclaim his resurrection. These women shared the name Mary, which means bitter, defiant, and rebellious; and a closer look at Scripture reveals their personalities in light of their name.

A Mary like Me uncovers the fear, doubt, bitterness, and faithlessness the biblical women fought, just as we do. In Jesus's presence, their weaknesses became strengths and their flaws were redeemed . . . just like ours. The reader discovers camaraderie in the imperfections of the Marys. Comparison paralyzes, but camaraderie found in our less-than-perfect hearts inspires.

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About the Author

ANDY LEE is an award winning author and inspirational speaker. She's ministered to women for over twenty years through Bible study, women's retreats, conferences, and just being a friend. She's a mother of three and a proud Army wife who helped her husband serve our country for twenty-two years. Their family now lives on the coast of North Carolina where Andy writes about finding purpose beyond today on her site, wordsbyandylee.com.

From the Back Cover

"A Mary like Me" unites twenty-first-century women with first-century saints by exploring the hearts of some of the most famous women of the Bible. One gave birth to the Son of God, another sat at his feet, and another was the first to proclaim his resurrection. These women shared the name Mary, which means bitter, defiant, and rebellious; and a closer look at Scripture reveals their personalities in light of their name. "A Mary like Me" uncovers the fear, doubt, bitterness, and faithlessness the biblical women fought, just as we do. In Jesus's presence, their weaknesses became strengths and their flaws were redeemed . . . just like ours. The reader discovers camaraderie in the imperfections of the Marys. Comparison paralyzes, but camaraderie found in our less-than-perfect hearts inspires.

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