A Different Kind of Strength: Rediscovering the Power of Being a Woman. This item is unavailable.A Different Kind of Strength: Rediscovering the Power of Being a Woman

A groundbreaking book from bestselling author Beverly LaHaye, founder of the 600,000–member Concerned Women for America, and former presidential speechwriter Janice Crouse!

Many women are confused about their roles in today’s culture because they hear strident voices calling them to exercise their power based on self and gender identity. A Different Kind of Strength counters this message by helping readers understand that the biblical role for women empowers them to live fulfilling lives that shape culture and glorify God.

Through narrative storytelling, solid biblical teaching, and insightful, practical advice, women are encouraged to use their strength as women, wives, mothers, and members of their community to model and promote godly values.

Beverly LaHaye, who has been married to Tim LaHaye for nearly 60 years and has four grown children, founded Concerned Women for America to protect and promote biblical values for women and families. She has led CWA to become the largest women's organization in America. Mrs. LaHaye has authored eight books and coauthored seven more, and she currently serves on the boards of Liberty University, Childcare, Intl., and the International Right to Life Federation. Janice Shaw Crouse, Ph.D., served as a university professor, debate coach, and academic administrator before becoming a presidential speechwriter for George H. Bush. Dr. Crouse, a passionate advocate for traditional values and biblically based solutions to society's problems, is a weekly columnist for United Press International and a commentator on contemporary issues for national television. She has twice been a U.S. delegate to the United Nations and frequently speaks at national and international conferences and events. She is a member of the Board of Trustees for Asbury College and serves on five national task forces. Janice authored Gaining Ground: A Profile of American Women in the Twentieth Century and was editor of The Christian Women's Declaration.