Reviews for Safety Net Plan: Developing a Christian Worldview through Family Devotions

The average rating for Safety Net Plan: Developing a Christian Worldview through Family Devotions based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-05-30 00:00:00 Keith Becker I don't know much about Kathy Ireland, other than knowing she was a super model. I knew she had a business and wow, when you look her up- her net worth is quite a bit. So her business must be thriving and honestly, she must be doing something right. Nothing was really new to me in this book; however her insights are shared in such a calm and easy demeanor. She presents her ideas in an attainable way that I'm thinking "I can implement that." She's reachable. Her writing is down to earth. She knows she has a lot of gifts and is uber blessed but doesn't throw it in the reader's face. Her insight is on point. Page 154 really moved me- I have a ton of self doubt about my "mom skills." It really hit home. I appreciate her Christian take. I'm Catholic and her candid use of the Bible resonated with me. Easy, relaxing, and supportive read. Recommended for all the parents out there.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-01-16 00:00:00 John Paul Wolforth The only reason why I gave this book an average rating was because I knew most of the information in it, when it came to cleaning house and financial advice. However, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that Kathy is a Christian, and seems to know how to handle so many personal situations in life the Christian way. If I was only rating on that perspective (and the last chapter concentrates heavily on that), I would have rated it 5 stars. Kathy gave so many good examples of what to do when in a bad situation, that I would highly recommend this book to be read, especially by young mothers starting out.