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article | April 11, 2016

When should you start to date (or court)? Here are three tell-tale signs (among others) that you're ready: 1. Your authority figures give you the green light. I heard from a girl recently who wrote: I like this dude, and he happens …

article | April 8, 2024

In an informal poll of women’s ministry leaders: 26% said they didn’t have enough time to clean and prepare to practice hospitality. 16% responded that comparison with other women is a hindrance. 12% simply felt inadequate. Others mentioned not having enough money …

article | November 25, 2019

Over the years, whenever Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth speaks, I’ve learned to lean in and listen. Through her daily teaching ministry and books, she’s become my dearest mentor. I wouldn’t be surprised if she’s yours, too. May I share a secret with you? …

article | December 10, 2014

I am going to do something that I've never done in a blog post before. I'm going to open up my journal and share some completely personal things that I wrote down this past week. I was sitting on my bed praying …

article | August 5, 2015

"I just love my personal devotion time. I get in my closet, fall on my knees, and praise the Lord. I treasure that time with Him. Me and God all alone. It's the best part of my day. I couldn't survive without …

article | June 22, 2015

At the conclusion of the women's Bible study last year, I was deluged with cards and emails from participants expressing their gratitude, reflecting on what they had learned, and, almost uniformly, uttering a confession I have heard so often that it no …

article | August 21, 2017

How many women are coming to your Bible study? Was your last event successful? Do you have enough volunteers? Are women stepping up for leadership? When asked to consider the current state of the women’s ministry, we can be tempted to only …

article | September 26, 2003

Slavery is a concept we resist in the West. We can barely swallow the idea of a servant, but the word slave sticks in our throat—as it should, if we were speaking of coerced or involuntary slavery of a person who is …

article | October 29, 2015

I'm a white, middle-class, American woman. In my world, I'm almost always in the majority. I don't know what it's like to be discriminated against based on the color of my skin. The small town where I live has almost no racial …

article | March 1, 2002

Help your children to become aware of answered prayer. Tell them about the times in your life when God has answered your prayers. Encourage them to share when God answers their prayers-even if His answer isn’t what they wanted or expected. When …