Every Woman is Born with a Crown

Using a clear message that shapes popular culture, the media has defined what it means to be a beautiful woman, including portraying her as a sex symbol. Beauty has been stereotyped, and everyone is expected to look the same; according to some, those who do not conform to media's image of women should not feel beautiful. These perceptions have shaped the self-esteem of girls and women around the world, resulting in many of these individuals developing negative opinions of themselves. In Every Woman is Born with a Crown, author Naomi Chitambira uncovers the God-given potential and authority a woman has when she understands her royal purpose as a beautiful princess. She challenges and inspires women to discover and see beauty through the eyes of their Creator. The crown embodies the power and influence a woman has, and defending it defines her divine purpose in the world. Among topics Naomi discusses are misconceptions that take away the crown, steps to rediscovering the crown, what it is to be beautiful, and the role model for womanhood. You don't need to be a princess in a royal palace to put your mark on the world or in the community; your crown exists in the gifts that God gave you. Using those gifts, every woman can make a difference in the world when she knows her purpose and faithfully executes it.