By Duncan Mnisi
In a fast-paced world where women juggle multiple demands, many are turning to faith for strength. Joyce Meyer’s new book, Habits of a Godly Woman, is striking a chord with Christian women worldwide, offering encouragement and practical steps to grow spiritually.
Since its release, the book has drawn glowing reviews. Kamogelo, a reader from South Africa, called it “the best in me” and said it deepened her understanding of the Word of God. “It has guided me to be more like the Lord,” she added. Christina, another reader, described it as “such an inspirational book to get closer to God.”
The book isn’t just about spiritual theory. Meyer tackles real issues women face daily—fear, insecurity, misplaced priorities, and the struggle to rise above negative circumstances. Her central message: bad habits can be replaced with good ones that strengthen faith and purpose.
Readers are also praising its simplicity and design. “I love the cover; it is pretty and exactly as displayed,” said Wendy, highlighting how presentation helps draw people in. Nkateko called it “easy to read and very exciting,” noting that it serves as a guide through life changes.
Meyer’s style is straightforward and empowering, encouraging women to embrace their identity in Christ and commit to ongoing growth. With its practical language and relatable tone, the book has become a resource for those seeking a deeper, more purposeful walk with God.
For many, Habits of a Godly Woman is more than just a book—it’s a movement of inspiration. As readers like Kamogelo and Christina attest, it is sparking real transformation and helping women build habits that bring them closer to God.
