Equipping and Encouraging Women
Opening up the Bible and reading it can sometimes feel confusing. How are we supposed to connect with God by reading an ancient book? But the Bible is God’s word to us. So, here is some help for us to develop a connection with God as we read the Bible.
Am I loved? That is a question we all ask ourselves—and sometimes we don’t fee like we are. So, we need reminders. Here are 5 ways God shows his extravagant love for us.
The home pregnancy test showed an electric blue stripe. Pregnant. Definitely pregnant—and at the worst possible time in our married life. For months I cried and called out to God. He met me in my pleas and led me to His words for help.
Every day we face pressure and stress. In moments of intensity, how do we respond? Here is one habit that might be robbing our souls—and how to change it.
Sometimes normal days feel as colorful as mud. We want to do something important rather than shuffle from car, to work, to dinner prep…but normal days are a gift. Here’s why.
Every day it feels like the divisions in the Christian and the political spheres stretch wider. Here are 2 pieces of biblical wisdom to help guide us in our current political and religious climate.
Goal-setting is a powerful and important tool for growing in our careers and personal lives. Here are some helpful steps to take when making goals and changing routines. With these steps, you will be positioned to actually keep those New Year’s resolutions.
We live in a divided world and sometimes the division is right at home—or at work—or with our neighbor. Jesus lived in a divided world too. But this Christmas, we can start the way he did—by inviting others to come close—regardless of opinions, politics, or religious background.
Grieving a loved one at Christmas time is difficult. Here are three ways I am embracing my grief while still enjoying the present gifts of the season.
We come to Christmas—with aches in our souls and longings we hope are fulfilled. The beauty of Advent is we can experience both comfort and joy, both sorrow and victory, both ache and hope—as we wait for Jesus’ return.
