"So Long, Insecurity" by Beth Moore, was recently recommended to me by a good friend. I went into this book with two different aspects: one, I've read so many books that have brushed the topic of insecurity and now here is another one. I sure hope this doesn't get boring and that I lose interest. And then the other aspect, I could really use any advice right now. I'm feeling more insecure than ever, lately, and I just need help.
Let me just say I am more than pleased and I am only into the first two chapters. Right off the bat, it hit home; I felt all of the author's words speaking right to me and at times made me flush in the cheeks because I was embarrassed that almost everything Moore wrote was true in my life.
Insecurity has been more relevant in my life recently dealing with an insecurity, labeled jealousy. It's a nasty one, to say the least! I hate it. I don't try to be jealous, it just happens. And quite frankly I don't like it when I am jealous. I honestly never ever thought it was linked to being insecure. And this jealousy occurs most in a relationship, even just friendship. I'm trying to deal with it, and its rough. But I am putting some faith in this book and hoping it will provide me with some answers and a new outlook on life.
"The Lord is your security. He will keep your foot from being caught in a trap." Proverbs 3:26.
