A Woman with a Past, A God with a Future: Embracing God's Transforming Love

by Elsa Kok

To some women with painful pasts, becoming a Christian means forgetting about their harmful habits, poor choices, or damaging relationships―placing an imaginary line between their old life and their new life. But often their pasts keep coming back to haunt them, causing unforgiveness, brokenness, and discouragement. This 12-week interactive Bible study, written at an easy-to-read level, will walk women through the process of uncovering their story, understanding it, and allowing God to incorporate it into a future full of hope and adventure. A great evangelistic tool, this book is a partner to the author’s first study, A Woman Who Hurts, A God Who Heals.

160 pages, Paperback

First published June 29, 2006

Reviews

[Jennifer Lindsay]

Elsa Kok is one of the "experts" I have learned from and felt hope from in the DivorceCare group I have been a part of these past few weeks. I look forward to reading her books, this one, as well as "A Woman Who Hurts, A God Who Heals" and "Settling for Less Than God's Best?" Check out her website at http://elsakokcolopy.com/index.html