Yes, No, and Maybe

Family. Home. Work. Church. It?s good, but is it as good as it gets? Find more at the intersection of God?s Word and our obedience to it.  For many women, life can be full with family needs, home duties, work obligations, and church service. Does it feel like you?re doing everything you should be doing, yet something?s still missing? Does it feel like there should be more?   InYes, No, & Maybe, Proverbs 31 speaker and author Wendy Pope shares how women can find the God of ?immeasurably more? at the intersection of the Bible and their obedience to it. Through reading this book, women willHear truths from God about what?s missing in their lives, even if they are tough messages Learn how to trust God to reveal what?s missing in their livesDevelop the discipline to be close to God and hear His guidance  As a Bible study teacher, Wendy will walk women through her own journey and the power that she found through truly studying the Bible. She teaches readers how to say ?yes? to God and ?no? to self and to embrace the freedom of ?maybe? that comes as a result of honing and filtering the commitments and priorities of life. This book is for any woman interested inFinding a meaningful way to study the Bible Letting the Holy Spirit work in their lives Learning to polish parts of themselves to better reflect God Review ?I love how Wendy reveals the biblical truth that God has so many wonderful plans for us, but we must learn to fight for His best with bold faith.Yes, No, and Maybe is the book you need to breathe fresh air into the weary places of your heart desperate for new life.?  -- Lysa TerKeurst, bestselling author and president of Proverbs 31 Ministries?I read a lot of books. After reading the first chapter of Wendy?s new book, I texted her and said, ?I need this message.? And I?ve felt that way the entire way through. Wendy has such a gift to write in a way that immediately pulls you in but allows you to use practical application, along with biblical teaching. I felt convicted, challenged, and changed by the end. Make this your next Bible study!?  -- Nicki Koziaraz, bestselling author, Bible teacher, and national speaker?H. E. Fosdick said that preaching is ?personal counseling on a group scale.? In her newest book, Wendy similarly provides ?personal spiritual coaching? for a mass audience. Not merely an invitation to say ?Yes? to God, Wendy leads the reader through the sometimes gut wrenching process of saying ?No? to anything that distorts the image of Christ born in you as His new creation. But this is rewarded by experiencing the ?May Be? of ?Maybe,? as God transforms your understanding of the abundant life He desires for you. A book not merely to be read but experienced, as one writes his or her own last chapter-which will be met with both tears and -celebration."  -- John Butler, COO for Baptist State Convention of North Carolina?Wendy Pope vulnerably shares from her experience and helps you feel encouraged and empowered as you say yes to what God?s called you to do. She explores what it means to say no in different areas of your life, so you can be all God?s called you to be. And she inspires your heart to hope for all the possibilities of abundant life in Christ. She not only gives you biblical insight into applying Scripture; she also provides practical steps for personal transformation. Her passion for you to know the Word of God inspires every lesson as you learn to say yes, no, and maybe.?   -- Jill Monaco, speaker, coach, and author of Freedom Coach Model About the Author Wendy Pope is a speaker with Proverbs 31 Ministries and contributes to the P31 online devotional, Encouragement for Today, which reaches over 1 million readers each day. She is the author ofTrusting God for a Better Tomorrow andWait and See and teaches thousands of women worldwide online throughThe One Year Chronological Bible. Pope li