“I ordered Passionate Housewives from you and received it on Tuesday. I started it Tuesday evening and finished it first thing Wednesday morning. I could not put it down. I am a 54 year old happily married woman who really felt like I had squashed feminism in my life, but I was awakened by this incredible book. There is much subtly in that movement and I am so much more aware of how it has infiltrated the church in general. I am baffled by how much I still have in my life. I have already passed it on to my youngest daughter and am considering buying this book as Christmas presents for my other daughters as well. It is an easy read, well written and very informative. I am looking forward to having my copy back so I can re-read it more slowly. Thank Jennie and Stacy for me. In the King’s service, Marcia H.

Passionate Housewives Desperate for God continues to receive rave reviews from Christian leaders and moms across the nation. Because of its gracious, winsome, but uncompromising opposition to feminism, and stand for biblical femininity, love of children, and the joy of being a keeper at home, both the book and its authors are sure to come under attack and disparagement from feminists of all stripes. On the other hand, it is winning the hearts of many, like Mrs. Marcia H, quoted above.

The reason for this antithesis is the dichotomy between feminism and Christianity. At its heart, feminism is a theology of anger and rebellion. It is a worldview at war with biblical Christianity. Passionate Housewives Desperate for God offers no refuge for this dangerous worldview in the life of the Christian. Angry feminists, intent on synthesizing the spirit and presuppositions of the feminist mentality with Christianity, should be uncomfortable with the message of the book.

Get the book and judge for yourself whether these courageous woman have made their case. I believe that most of you will agree with anti-feminists like Vickie Farris (wife of HSLDA President Mike Farris); with Martha Peace (author of The Excellent Wife); with Michelle Duggar (mother of seventeen children), with Valerie Shepherd (daughter of Elisabeth Elliot); with Nancy DeMoss (Revive Our Hearts Ministries), and many others, that Passionate Housewives Desperate for God has a timely message of love and encouragement. We hope that this delightful book will hearten the spirits of many, and be used of the Lord to spark revival for greater love for Christ, the beauty of biblical womanhood, and the blessing of the Christian household.

I am also pleased to report that today Sermonaudio.com has featured Kevin Swanson’s interview with Jennie Chancey one of the authors of Vision Forum’s new book Passionate Housewives Desperate for God.

Click here to listen to the interview.