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A refreshing & practical reminder for women to root their identity in Christ

We all desperately want answers to the same questions: Am I valuable? What is my purpose? Do I belong? But the identity we’re searching for always seems just out of reach.

Contrary to what the world tells us, we don’t need to find ourselves. Instead, we need to be found in Christ.

More than just a sound-bite, Gospel-shaped Womanhood delves into what having a Jesus-centered identity really means and how it shapes our relationships, our service, our work, and our self-image.

Deep, practical, and honest, this book will help build a lasting transformation in the way we see ourselves and all of life.

Selected endorsements:

"So many voices out there are telling women to look inside themselves to find their purpose and destiny. But not Sarah Rice. I love that about her and this book. She takes women to the only reliable source for identity, purpose, and meaning—the scriptures. With insight and wisdom drawn from the book of Ephesians, Sarah speaks to matters every woman has to work through and make sense of—empowerment, belonging, purpose, identity and conflict."

Nancy Guthrie, author and Bible teacher

“Sarah traces a beautiful theology of womanhood, one rightly anchored in union with Christ. Sarah is no rookie to the lies of this world, but she is a robust theologian who dissolves these lies powerfully with Christ and his gospel light.”

Natalie Brand, Bible teacher and author of Priscilla, Where Are You?

“If my mom, wife, daughters or friends are going to read a book on gospel identity, I want it to be by someone who has been gripped by the gospel herself... Sarah Rice is that someone."

John Sloan, Senior Pastor, Capshaw Baptist Church, Alabama

"With clarity and winsomeness, Sarah Rice offers her readers a rich, Biblical foundation for understanding what it means to be a woman who is formed by the Gospel. This is a wonderful resource for the church!"

Ann Swindell, Author of The Path to Peace and owner of Writing with Grace