“It’s A Wonderful Imperfect Life” (Regal Books, 2009) is a book for women who by their very nature seem bent on having it all and making everything perfect. We believe whole-heartedly that it can be done if only we can just keep it together, and God will just grant a bit more strength just this one (more) time.

Those who can do it all are admired if they can keep it up forever. The problem is that we can’t. God never called us to perfection. It is not our business, it is His. The pressure, feelings of guilt, failure and anxiety than come with imperfections are not God’s will. We are wonderfully imperfect and need our God to make us whole.

“Wonderful Imperfect Life” will free you to live the life God meant for you to live, guilt free. Author Joan C. Webb uses Scripture and common sense, with a witty delivery, to inspire real change. She provides practical help in gaining victory over feeling compelled from within yourself to do the impossible, and for feeling like a failure when you can’t get it done.

Anyone who would like to be less obsessive and intense in favor of being balanced, comfortable with themselves, and learning to accept who God designed them to be will appreciate “Wonderful Imperfect Life.”

Reviewed by Kimberly Oliver
(Thank you to Regal Books for sending a complimentary copy of “It’s A Wonderful Imperfect Life” to review for them. ~ CBL)