Women

It's easy to feel alone when everyone around you is getting pregnant. Whether it's your sister, best friend, distant friend, friend who wasn't even trying or wanting to get pregnant, acquaintances, co-workers, frenemies, or your long-distant enemies – it hurts all the same seeing everyone's gain while you're experiencing loss.

One of the greatest weaknesses we can have is not knowing who we are in Christ. By reading these scriptures, we can get a better idea of who we are and why we matter.

Have you ever struggled to stick to your healthy eating plan, only to give up and give in?

Prayer Journaling provides a way for us to sit at Jesus' feet, ponder his Word, ask hard questions, bear our souls, and make him above all else the center of our universe.  

Let’s face it, summertime just begs for kiddos to jump in sprinklers and play outside for hours on end, but it also creates these hungry little monsters that continually ask for “snacks.”

We are his handiwork. His workmanship. His Poiema (His poem). And he didn’t create us to be ogled at. He didn’t create us to be idolized on Instagram. He created us with a purpose. “To do good works.” Works which He prepared in advance for us to do. 

You have big faith for eternity, but how about for your beach vacation? You believe God is big, but can that faith help with daily insecurities? Learn how “little faith” can bring peace to body image battles.

Hannah understood that true surrender isn't about giving up; it's about giving over. She realized that any dream worth having is worth dedicating to God's greater purpose.

If we look beneath the surface of this common story, we might discover how much like Eve we are deep down—and how to avoid repeating her mistakes.

America’s Founding Mothers helped birth a nation. Today’s mothers are helping shape its future. 

He gives us the means to embrace His love so we can give ourselves space to grieve and grace to heal.

Christian women can find inspiration in Scripture for how to be faithful in thought, word, and action. The Bible provides helpful guidance on their identity and how women can honor God with their lives and hearts.

When we’re going through a scary and uncertain time, or if we’re feeling mistreated, attacked, or overwhelmed by the enemy, there is only one place to run and only one protector able to provide an unfaltering, even tangible feeling of protection: our maker.

If you’re feeling weary and worn out from serving in ministry, here are five encouraging prayers for you:

While not all women are called to start a ministry, every woman needs to hear true messages—especially from the church—about who they are.

Darkness can’t stop the light. Big waves can’t drown God’s promises. Truth always conquers lies—and Jesus already conquered death. 

Yes, God does care about our clutter for different reasons. Clutter almost always involves heart, mind, and soul issues that God wants us to bring to Him to help resolve. But we need to first define clutter and then read what God says about the issues surrounding it. 

The question of women’s prodigious participation in church events is truly a look at how God created females. Women are similar to men as created in God’s image and in their responsibilities as ambassadors for Christ, but are unique in their capacity to complement men as equal but different, making their roles complementary.

The world has a distorted view of beauty, but we can turn to the Lord whenever we need encouragement. Jesus teaches us that we are beautiful just as we are, and it is time to embrace the truths we find in 1 Peter 3.

In a world filled with confusion about identity, Christian women are called to remember their God-given worth and purpose. Through biblical examples of faith, loyalty, and strength, Scripture affirms that a woman’s value is not determined by societal shifts but by the unchanging love and design of her Creator.