Become a woman less overwhelmed by life and more overwhelmed by God and enter to win Hayley’s $75 Merry Maids Visa Card Giveaway to help lessen your daily load.
One grand prize winner will receive:
- A copy of A Woman Overwhelmed
- A $75 Merry Maids Visa Cash Card
Enter today by clicking the icon below, but hurry! The giveaway ends on November 3. The winner will be announced November 6 on the Litfuse blog.
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{MORE ABOUT A WOMAN OVERWHELMED}
A Woman Overwhelmed: Finding God in the Messes of Life (Abingdon Press, August 2017)
“A Woman Overwhelmed” is a phrase with which many women can relate.
But what would happen if we could see the insanity in our pace and embrace our overwhelming God?
There is a reason they say that a woman’s work is never done— because it isn’t! As women, we often are overwhelmed by the demands and circumstances of life, resulting in stress, fear, worry, impatience, fatigue, frustration, and even depression. The truth is that we were created to be overwhelmed . . . not by life but by God! When we learn to be overwhelmed by God, the fruit in our lives goes from rotten to fragrant—filling our days with peace, hope, love, and joy.
In A Woman Overwhelmed, best-selling author Hayley DiMarco shares biblical insights and personal stories to offer a glimpse at the comedy of an overwhelmed life while encouraging us to discover the depths and heights of God’s love and power.
Be empowered to find freedom in becoming overwhelmed with who God is—by learning to focus on what we know about God so that we can hold onto faith even when it seems that all is lost. For it is when an overwhelmed woman gives up the mission of me and exchanges it for the mission of God that being overwhelmed becomes a good thing.
Choose to bask in the abundance of the Father instead of the abundance of life as his unfathomable depths can surely replace our fathomable messes.
{MORE ABOUT HAYLEY DIMARCO}
Hayley DiMarco is the best-selling author of more than 40 books, including multiple books in the God Girl line, “The Fruitful Wife,” “Obsessed,” “Die Young” and “Own It.” As the founder of Hungry Planet, a company intensely focused on feeding the world’s appetite for truth, DiMarco speaks regularly for women’s groups and events, including Women of Faith, dotMOM, Precept National Women’s Convention and MOPS International. Hayley and her pastor husband, Michael, live outside Nashville with their daughter and four dogs.
Statistics on Overwhelmed Women
—According to the National Institute of Mental Health, women are twice as likely as men to suffer depression.
—According to the American Psychological Association (APA), women are more likely than men to:
–Report their stress levels are on the rise.
–State they are in fair or poor health.
–Find that connecting with others in their life can help their stress management strategies.
–Report their stress levels are on the rise.
–State they are in fair or poor health.
–Find that connecting with others in their life can help their stress management strategies.
—According to the Pew Research Center:
–Working parents are the new norm — creates need for balance.
–Women do the majority of childcare and housework — particularly managing the mental checklists of children’s schedules and needs.
–41% of working mothers said being a parent made it harder to advance in their careers, compared with 20% of fathers.
–Working parents are the new norm — creates need for balance.
–Women do the majority of childcare and housework — particularly managing the mental checklists of children’s schedules and needs.
–41% of working mothers said being a parent made it harder to advance in their careers, compared with 20% of fathers.
—Millennial Women Survey conducted by Refinery 29 & Secret found:
–68% of women sometimes feel stress (versus always or rarely).
–48% feel unmotivated when stressed.
–Stress gets harder to cope with as we age.
–Top stress: money
–68% of women sometimes feel stress (versus always or rarely).
–48% feel unmotivated when stressed.
–Stress gets harder to cope with as we age.
–Top stress: money
Other top stresses: body image, work, family, romantic relationships and health concerns
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