Eric Mason, Lead Pastor, Epiphany Fellowship Church, Philadelphia, PA; Author, Woke Church"Wow, this cast! Amazing women whom I respect deeply and voices which I long to hear and be edified by. In our sector of the vineyard, it’s rare to hear and accept edification from women because of the way our theological preferences have marginalized their voices! However, this book is a key place for the body of Christ (particularly men) to be bombarded by an entourage of women who love Jesus, are biblically sound, and are offering a vast reservoir of gospel gold! The great ethnic and experiential landscape within this book adds to the wealth that will come by engaging in this great work!" | Aixa De Lopez, Author; Speaker; Board Member, Christian Alliance for Orphans"This book is like entering a type of class reunion, where the various shades of skin are beautifully enveloped in the exact same grace blanket. I feel comfortable and in very good company. Our Father doesn’t ignore our context or race-linked struggles when speaking to us about his testimonies, and he soothes us through each other. I invite you to join my sisters and be encouraged and uplifted by looking at his eternal truth through these eyes." | Ruth Chou Simons, Artist; Author, GraceLaced and Beholding and Becoming; Founder, GraceLaced.com"This is a celebration of the good news of the gospel and the word of God that reveals it to us. Each beautiful devotional reading is written by a sister of color who gives a unique voice to the story that God has written in and through her for the building up of the church. I’m grateful for this special and timely collection." | Hannah Anderson, Author, Made for More: An Invitation to Live in God’s Image"At certain times and in certain places, the book you’re holding would have been illegal—illegal to read because it would have been illegal for its authors to write. But today, between these pages, they triumph, using those once contraband letters and words to testify to the Truth that sets all of us free. I invite you to listen to them as they praise a God whose goodness knows no bounds and tell of our common inheritance in the Scripture." |
