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Torn Between Two Masters
What We Need To Know To Counteract the Devastating Influence of Celebrity ObsessionWhy do so many teenagers want to be sports, music, or Hollywood stars instead of teachers, nurses, pastors, or carpenters? What do they have that grabs their attention? Yo
320 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 21, 2011
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Kimberly Davidson
44 books4 followersKimberly Davidson received her MA in specialized ministry from Western Seminary, Portland, Oregon; a BA in health sciences; food and nutrition from the University of Iowa. She is a board certified biblical counselor and spiritual development coach, helping women mend their souls.
Kimberly is the founder of Olive Branch Outreach, a ministry dedicated to bringing hope and restoration to those struggling with body image, abuse, and food addiction. She has ministered to women for over ten years, from within prison walls to youth centers, inspiring others to empower God to meet their emotional and spiritual needs.
Kimberly is the host of Every Body Matters. She can be heard on BlogTalkRadio each week. She is the author of six books, a contributor to six books, and has penned numerous articles. She lives in Oregon with her husband and numerous critters.
She is an active member of the American Association of Christian Counselors.
Kimberly is the founder of Olive Branch Outreach, a ministry dedicated to bringing hope and restoration to those struggling with body image, abuse, and food addiction. She has ministered to women for over ten years, from within prison walls to youth centers, inspiring others to empower God to meet their emotional and spiritual needs.
Kimberly is the host of Every Body Matters. She can be heard on BlogTalkRadio each week. She is the author of six books, a contributor to six books, and has penned numerous articles. She lives in Oregon with her husband and numerous critters.
She is an active member of the American Association of Christian Counselors.
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August 26, 2012
It has been about a year since I read this book. I chose it for a young women's group that I had been leading. It is a fabulous Christian-based "help" book for parents/young adults/role models, etc. to get with it and get involved in the social pressures of today to be a certain way.
We are wonderfully complex, as God created us, and this book puts it out there. Kimberly wrote a fantastic book that truly opened my eyes to things about myself. I read the book and created a lesson plan for the group of high school women, but I gained so much from it!
Kids or no kids...read the book. You will gain much for yourself and all those in your life.
We are wonderfully complex, as God created us, and this book puts it out there. Kimberly wrote a fantastic book that truly opened my eyes to things about myself. I read the book and created a lesson plan for the group of high school women, but I gained so much from it!
Kids or no kids...read the book. You will gain much for yourself and all those in your life.
December 13, 2013
***I Received this book via a Goodreads Giveaway***
I found this book both helpful and not so helpful. There was some tips that can definitely help my teen focus on being him and not some celebrity that doesn't have it all together but what I didn't like was that the author came across as judgmental.
If you don't mind being preached at, you will get some helpful information from this book but if you're like me and don't care for the holier than thou attitude you may not.
I found this book both helpful and not so helpful. There was some tips that can definitely help my teen focus on being him and not some celebrity that doesn't have it all together but what I didn't like was that the author came across as judgmental.
If you don't mind being preached at, you will get some helpful information from this book but if you're like me and don't care for the holier than thou attitude you may not.
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