Work in Progress: An Unfinished Woman's Guide to Grace

You may have met, or know, a woman like this: She brightens a room and can alter the energy before she opens her mouth. Her presence alone is uplifting, her warmth is genuine radiance, and her eye contact feels like a gift. She knows herself well enough to be able to get to know you and has no need to hide because she lives in truth. She is the kind of woman that makes you check your posture, inside and out. When she is happy, you want to celebrate with her. When she is struggling, you still want to celebrate with her. Come to think of it, anything with her would be just fine. Who is this woman? She lives in every woman who exudes true femininity through God's grace.

Now, at a time when society gives women every wrong image about what it means to be a woman, Kristin wants to write a positive, inspiring message investigating what it means to be a woman with grace. Filled with scripture and personal anecdotes, WORK IN PROGRESS describes the twelve traits of a graceful woman and shows readers how they can embody them.

When Kristin Armstrong was in the pit of her divorce, she eagerly read every spiritual book and devotional she could get her hands on out of a hunger to connect with someone who knew exactly what she was going through and how she felt. Now, at a time when society offers so many conflicting messages about what it means to be a woman, Kristin invites readers to discover grace as a way of life.

Using real-life anecdotes, biblical wisdom, and insight born of hard experience, Kristin teaches women the twelve traits of grace, inviting reflection and interaction. Warm, engaging, and practical, WORK IN PROGRESS examines what God has to say about being His kind of woman in the twenty-first century.

Armstrong presents a positive, inspiring message investigating what it means to be a woman with grace. Filled with scripture and personal anecdotes, the text describes the 12 traits of a graceful woman and shows readers how they can embody them.