Women today are plagued with fears, insecurities, and anxieties. Popular wisdom says the answer is to "just believe in yourself" and "claim your truth," but while these sound great on the surface, many women are still feeling unsure, worried, and confused. Popular Bible teacher Mary Kassian asks, "What if the solution isn’t looking within to drum up more self-confidence? What if the best way be the bold, courageous women God designed us to be is to find a source of confidence that is unchanging, firm, and trustworthy?"

Drawing directly from Scripture with tips for practical application, Kassian shows us how to:

• Gain greater insight into emotions like worry and anxiety;
• Identify and reject the world's sources of confidence that ultimately always let us down; and
• Replace debilitating fear with the empowering, reverent fear that produces the kind of confidence that lasts.

As the Wise Sage promised, "in the fear of the Lord one has strong confidence" (Proverbs 14:26), and when we embrace that, we go from scared to secure, from agitated to awed, from daunted to daring.