So Heather C. King blogs, and essentially takes her blog and places it in a book with her book, Ask Me Anything, Lord. She easily meshes in Biblical messages to help mainly women, though men might find something here too, find a way to relate the Bible to their lives. Now I found this to very smooth reading that is encouraging for the everyday person, but I couldn't help but feel there was danger in making so many assumptions about them either. Like Sarah who was told by God she would carry a child at 90? The author says she would have hit menopause by that point, and maybe she did, but people also lived longer in those times, and perhaps aged slower. Maybe she wasn't quite going through or over with menopause just yet?
Summary: Many of us wonder how God could love us or even accept us? Some of us go through doubts, or just feel lost in general even after we've accepted God's word. King though provides an array of some of the most popular Biblical characters, and their own struggles to give us an idea that our struggles are an old thing that God has always led people through.King also meshes in some of her life to help bring the message to life as well.
