Hudson’s latest is designed to show that while women need Jesus in their lives, they also need other women. She intends to showcase in this book that “what we have in common far exceeds any perceived generational differences.”
In her latest book, Hudson brings a biblical
approach to female relationships by using Elizabeth and Mary, Naomi and Ruth,
and Lois and Eunice. In addition to incorporating Scripture throughout, the
author shares personal tales, as well. She uses cross-generational mentors to
show that older and wiser women have a number of things to share with younger
women, and vice versa. The pairs deal with heartbreak, redemption, legacy of
faith, and finding your calling. The author is likely to have the reader
laughing and crying throughout this thought-provoking book. This book would
work well for a small group study, too.
It is apparent that Hudson has a heart for God and
other women. She incorporates a number of modern references (television shows,
cell phone apps, etc.) to keep things relevant for today’s reader.
Hudson has a southern wit to her writing which is
very engaging. If you want to try out some of Sophie’s writing before buying
one of her books, you can check out boomama.net This is a blog she’s had for
over ten years.
Disclaimer: I received a free
copy as part of the B&H blogger program in exchange for an honest review.
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