Years ago people believed that the most important parent was the mother. Fathers were peripheral members of the family. Through the years there has been a revelation that fathers are indeed important and that little girls learn from their fathers what to expect from men. In most cases, girls who were loved and held in high regard by their fathers expected the same treatment from the boys they dated. If they were ignored or belittled, their self-esteem told them they were not worth any better treatment. My choices were predestined. I had no idea I had been receiving a silent message of unworthiness while I was growing up.

This book will help Christian women learn how the Spirit can empower them to splash the living water of Jesus to thirsty people they meet every day.

Selected, peer reviewed papers from the 10th International Symposium on Eco-Materials Processing and Design, ISEPD, Xian, China, January 13 - 15, 2009

Love and hilarity bubble through these pages in equal doses as Barbara Johnson dispenses her unique blend of wisdom and zaniness to help thousands of hurting readers learn to laugh again with this daily devotional.