Your Worst Enemy Is U

One of the ways that Christians nurture each other is by sharing their life experiences frankly. This book is a great example of the way that a mature and courageous Christian woman has opened up her own life so that others can learn from her and be strengthened in their faith. The author has pulled no punches about the mistakes she has made in her own life, and her personal struggle to grow into maturity because of those mistakes. She has a wonderful sense of humor, as shows clearly in the manuscript, but delivers her message with unmistakable strength. She encourages her readers to look inward, to their sense of self as well as their faith, and to learn to live a “purposed-filled life” (to quote Rick Warren) and to stop the games that stand in their way from becoming proud, strong, and Bible-based Christians.