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WHAT IF YOU NEVER CHASED BEAUTY AGAIN?
Sandra Coates was once longing to be someone different, more focused on comparing or competing with others rather than fully accepting herself. But when God stepped in and asked if she wanted to see the real Sandra, everything shifted. What had once seemed impossible-fulfilling her desires for confidence, a positive body image, and an end to her cravings-became her reality. By sharing her candid personal story about how she discovered her true identity, she invites others to break free of who they think they have to be, reject the worldly pressures to fit in or be perfect, open themselves to receive breathtaking love and acceptance from their Creator, and walk confidently in their God-given beauty, identity, and purpose.
This in-depth and transparent examination of beauty is written to help women and girls uncover bold truths about themselves and the unique beauty already within them. Included in the book are reflection/discussion questions and exercises designed for both an individual reader or a small group.
This book has the ability to change lives! It hits all the major insecurities every girl faces and fights it with Biblical truth. It shows us how to put on and use the armor of God to fight off the enemy and come out victorious.
-Gracie Goodwin, Liberty University student/Student leader
Simple and powerful, this book has the potential to transform as it shares the message of identity found in God’s design.
- Pete Hardesty, co-author of Amazon #1 bestsellers Adulting 101 Book 1 and Book 2
Sandra shares her relatable journey with honesty and the hope of encouraging others who have struggled with body image, eating disorders and anxiety.
-Becky VanValin LCSW, Therapist and Owner at Eden Counseling
