Molly and Frank had known each other for as long as they could remember, eventually falling in love, realising their dream and making their forever home in Cornwall. Their dream though is short-lived, leaving Molly alone once more--until a chance meeting with Sarah, who introduces Molly to her family. Molly finds herself falling in love again, something she had never envisaged happening.
This book explores a woman's God-given purpose, looking at Scripture and the lives of real women who serve as examples of what it means to reflect their heavenly Father in every season of life.
The exploration of identity and the significance of names are central themes, as highlighted by Juliet's assertion that names are mere conventions that do not alter the essence of things. This perspective invites readers to reflect on the nature of love and societal labels, suggesting that true feelings transcend superficial distinctions. The quote encapsulates a philosophical inquiry into how names influence perception and relationships.
This 10-week personal or group Bible study takes us on a transformational journey. Key biblical passages, gospel-centered devotions, Scripture based prayers, and heart-penetrating questions celebrate the power of the gospel to transform God's daughters into women who give life to their relationships.
Capturing the experiences of the people of Staffordshire during the First World War in their own words.