Christian Women with ADHD

Understand and Embrace God’s Design for Your Mind

De: Esther Ellison

Narrado por: D L Merlin

Do you feel overwhelmed, distracted, and like you’re falling short of who God called you to be?

You’re not alone. Many Christian women silently struggle with ADHD—battling shame, frustration, and a sense of spiritual failure. But what if your ADHD isn’t a flaw, but a part of God’s intentional design?

In Christian Women with ADHD, Esther Ellison shares her journey from confusion to clarity, offering faith-based insight, Scripture, and real-life stories to help you see your mind through God’s eyes.

Inside, you’ll discover:

• Why ADHD isn’t a spiritual weakness
• How to silence shame and negative self-talk
• Simple, faith-based routines that play to your strengths
• How to build a supportive Christian community
• ADHD-friendly organization tips and mindset shifts
• Prayer strategies for peace and focus
• Real testimonies from women like you
• Biblical truth about renewing your mind

This isn’t just another self-help book. It’s a practical, grace-filled guide for thriving as the woman God made you to be—right now, ADHD and all.

If you’re ready to trade chaos for clarity and walk confidently in your God-given design, then download this audiobook.

©2025 Green HopeX (P)2025 Green HopeX

The encouragement

I enjoyed it! Looking forward to listening and reading the new version of this book.

Very helpful!

I like the narrative view. It’s not the typical multi-step self help book. I love the scripture references that bring it all together. Thanks much!

value rather than dedevalue characteristics in

This booklet arrived just as God began working in me to value my unique characteristics and allow Him to use them for His glory. I have listened to it 3 or 4 times already and appreciate the tips and scriptures provided. Love this resource!!!

I felt seen

You state how I feel without me even knowing how to put it to words. I love the reenforcement of scripture

Glad this ties in scripture

I didn’t care for the southern accent, but that is just me and my neurodivergence.