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None Like Him and In His Image Gift Edition: Beholding the Character of God (2 Volumes in 1) – Christian Gifts for Women: Beholding the Character of God

Understand God’s Will for Your Life with Two of Jen Wilkin’s Most Popular Books, Now Available in One Convenient Edition

Who am I meant to be? Whether a person struggles with self-doubt or clings to self-sufficiency, she has likely asked this question. Some books promise answers through personality tests or personal development methods. But a biblical pursuit of purpose begins by following God and reflecting his character. Author Jen Wilkin helps women contemplate the attributes of God in two of her bestselling books, now available in this combined edition.
 
In None Like Him, Wilkin explores 10 ways God is different from people. Highlighting why human limitations are a good thing in light of God’s limitlessness, she frees readers from striving to be more than they were created to be.
 
In His Image explores 10 attributes of God that Christians are called to reflect—including holiness, love, justice, goodness, mercy, and wisdom—helping readers discover God’s will for them.
 
Brought together in one special edition, these books encourage young students and women of every age to stop asking “Am I enough?” and find their ultimate worth in Christ.

2 Books in 1: Features the original content of the popular books None Like Him and In His Image (more than 580,000 print copies sold) and a new introduction from the author By Jen Bestselling writer of Women of the Word  Encourages Bible Literacy and These books dive deep into the attributes of God and help women find their purpose in Christ Makes a Great Gift for Birthdays, Mother’s Day, and More 

312 pages, Hardcover

Published March 10, 2026

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Jen Wilkin

71 books1,667 followers
Jen Wilkin is a speaker, writer, and teacher of women’s Bible studies. During her thirteen years of teaching, she has organized and led studies for women in home, church, and parachurch contexts. Jen and her family are members of the Village Church in Flower Mound, Texas. She is the author of Women of the Word.

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Profile Image for Tristany Corgan.
726 reviews104 followers
May 30, 2026
None Like Him and In His Image were a couple of the first Christian nonfiction books I read, and they’ve remained two of my favorite and most recommended books. When I saw this gift edition of both books combined, I figured it was time for a re-read. As expected, I still loved these books. I’d actually forgotten how beautiful and funny the writing is. The chapters are pretty short and very accessible, and they reminded me of how good and great our God is. It exposed my sin but also reminded me that God is so gracious and forgiving and patient. I really enjoyed reading these books again, and I’d still highly recommend them!

Thank you to Crossway for sending me a free copy of this book! All thoughts and opinions above are my own.
Profile Image for Aaron.
984 reviews46 followers
April 18, 2026
Published by Crossway, None Like Him and In His Image Gift Edition helps you behold the character of God. Wilkin combines two of her most popular books into this beautiful volume.

None Like Him

In None Like Him, Wilkin helped me feel the greatness of God. Even as a preacher and teacher familiar with the concepts of God’s incommunicable attributes, she made them feel fresh (no matter how cliché her introductory and concluding verses may be, haha) and impressed their weight on my heart. God is limitless—unable to be fully known.

Wilkin is a wonderful writer, able to declare the truths of God through relatable perspectives. I was inspired to preach and teach more about God’s greatness and how He is above all. Lacking self-worth and significance is not my problem—rather, it is a lack of awe. While the books are written for women, I loved and was blessed by every bit.

In His Image

In In His Image, Wilkin teaches that we must first ask, “Who should I be?” before asking, “What should I do?” She calls us to be holy, to hate sin, and to pursue sanctification. What I loved most was that Wilkin does not water down God’s communicable attributes; she presents them with the same glory as His incommunicable attributes.

I was especially moved reading about the patience of God. Christ endured patiently with sinners, in His circumstances, and in His sufferings. I learned to wait on God and to remember, trust, and hope in the truth that He is not yet finished. To be an image-bearer of God is an honor, but also a pursuit. Together, these books will help you see who God is and grow to become more like Him.

I received a media copy of None Like Him and In His Image Gift Edition and this is my honest review. @diveindigdeep
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