Serving the Servant
A Blessing as I Serve My Husband; I Serve the Lord with Love
By Sandra J. Atwater | Publisher: Xlibris
About the book
The public does not view the minister’s wife as a woman with the same feelings as the other women who are married. A minister’s wife is not supposed to show that he has frailties or feelings or that she can fail to uphold her responsibilities to her household, her husband and her family, and, definitely, not the church.
The minister’s wife is not to show her emotions as other women do. She has to remain true to the cause without breakdown and not be discouraged with all the negatives that are tossed her way, especially when it involves her children. Yet she is to handle all things as a Christian regardless of how much she has to endure.
The responsibility is not the church members, society, or family. Some of the responsibility lies with the woman that serves the servant of God. She is so filled with responsibilities of doing the right thing that she forgets who she is and her role to the man she is married to. She is so occupied with the role of the minister’s wife that she forgets that she has a role more rewarding and more important—that is, serving the servant and being responsible to herself and for her own soul.
Editions of Serving the Servant
- Hardcover
- ISBN 9781503524088
- Paperback
- ISBN 9781503524095
- EBook
- ISBN 9781503524101
Read an Excerpt
The public does not view the minister’s wife as a woman with the same feelings as the other women who are married. A minister’s wife is not supposed to show that he has frailties or feelings or that she can fail to uphold her responsibilities to her household, her husband and her family, and, definitely, not the church.
The minister’s wife is not to show her emotions as other women do. She has to remain true to the cause without breakdown and not be discouraged with all the negatives that are tossed her way, especially when it involves her children. Yet she is to handle all things as a Christian regardless of how much she has to endure.
The responsibility is not the church members, society, or family. Some of the responsibility lies with the woman that serves the servant of God. She is so filled with responsibilities of doing the right thing that she forgets who she is and her role to the man she is married to. She is so occupied with the role of the minister’s wife that she forgets that she has a role more rewarding and more important—that is, serving the servant and being responsible to herself and for her own soul.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Serving the Servant about?
The public does not view the minister’s wife as a woman with the same feelings as the other women who are married. A minister’s wife is not supposed to show that he has frailties or feelings or that she can fail to uphold her responsibilities to her household, her husband and her family, and, definitely, not the church.
The minister’s wife is not to show her emotions as other women do. She has to remain true to the cause without breakdown and not be discouraged with all the negatives that are tossed her way, especially when it involves her children. Yet she is to handle all things as a Christian regardless of how much she has to endure.
The responsibility is not the church members, society, or family. Some of the responsibility lies with the woman that serves the servant of God. She is so filled with responsibilities of doing the right thing that she forgets who she is and her role to the man she is married to. She is so occupied with the role of the minister’s wife that she forgets that she has a role more rewarding and more important—that is, serving the servant and being responsible to herself and for her own soul.
What core themes, tropes, or subjects are explored in Serving the Servant?
Biography, Literature and Literary studies > Biography and non-fiction prose > Biography: general
Where can I read a sample of Serving the Servant?
You can read an official preview of the few pages here https://www.book2look.com/book/9781503524088
Who is/are the Author/s of the book Serving the Servant?
Sandra J. Atwater
Who is the Publisher of the book Serving the Servant?
Xlibris
What are the ISBN numbers for the physical and digital editions?
Serving the Servant is available as hardcover(ISBN 9781503524088) and paperback(ISBN 9781503524095) and ebook(ISBN 9781503524101)