The Resolution for Women, New Revised Edition

A common thread runs through the life of those women who leave a lasting impact on others. Resolve. It doesn't make them perfect women, just purposeful women--women who are intentional about charting the pathway of their lives in the direction of God's promises.

Living with this kind of intentionality is what this book is all about.

Quickly a New York Times bestseller when it was first published, The Resolution for Women returns in this newly revised edition, updated with ten years' worth of fresh insights and reflections on what it means to chart a steady course through disruptive, conflicting times.

Be part of another generation inspired to anchor each day and each part of their lives in the bedrock of biblical truth. Together, these resolutions become not only the commitments we make but the legacy we create, the treasures we strategically place in the path for others to follow.

Priscilla Shirer's voice rings with raw power and clarity in packed-out arenas, conferences, and churches throughout the nation and the world, where for twenty years her passion to teach God's Word unapologetically has never wavered. Whether through her speaking ministry, her best-selling books and Bible studies, or even on a movie screen, her primary ambition is clear--to lift up Jesus and equip His children to live victoriously.

Priscilla has been married to Jerry Shirer for twenty-three years. Together they lead Going Beyond Ministries, which exists to serve believers across the spectrum of the Church. To date, the ministry has released more than a dozen video-driven studies for women and teens on a myriad of biblical characters (like Jonah, Elijah, and Gideon), as well as topical studies on Discerning the Voice of God, The Armor of God, and others. Priscilla has also written a fiction series called The Prince Warriors, in addition to award-winning books like Fervent (ECPA Christian Book of the Year) and her best-selling devotional, Awaken.

She and her family make their home near Dallas, Texas, where between writing and studying, Priscilla spends her days trying to clean up after (and satisfy the appetites of) the Shirer men, including her three rapidly growing young adult sons.