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article | April 30, 2018

Meg and I had been friends for several years and enjoyed a sweet relationship. She was part of a group I helped lead at our church. One day, Meg called to tell me that she disagreed with a decision that had been …

article | January 14, 2019

Sarah married the love of her life, whom God called to be a pastor, and their four children came in rapid succession. Sunday morning was the most stressful time of her week. Her husband left early to unlock the church and prepare …

article | June 8, 2011

This message is one our culture preaches in earnest to girls and women, beginning in earliest childhood. It comes at us from virtually every angle: television, movies, music, magazines, books, and advertisements. In nearly perfect unison, they paint for us a picture …

article | June 5, 2017

When you hear people talk about Titus 2 discipleship, what image comes to mind? Do you picture an older woman standing next to a whiteboard, instructing a small group of women? Do you imagine an older woman sending out weekly emails to …

article | July 2, 2017

Welcome back, Lies Young Women Believe Summer Book Club readers! We are digging deep into This Changes Everything: How the Gospel Transforms the Teen Years by Jaquelle Crowe. This week, we dug into Chapter 4: Our Sin. Let’s Keep Reading A few …

article | July 20, 2001

Some time ago, I asked the women who were attending a weekend conference where I was speaking to write on a 3x5 card why they had come and what it was they were hoping God would do in their lives through the …

article | July 7, 2014

Want to get the most out of your small group meetings? Good leaders know it requires structure and some advance planning. Here are some things we’ve found that work well . . . Time A good length for a small group study …

article | June 5, 2020

Your Challenge Fix your eyes on Jesus and the finish line by reading Hebrews 12:1-3 every day for ten days. Today’s Verse Let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the …

article | April 30, 2020

I didn’t go to seminary. I don’t have a Bible degree either. Yet most months, there are several times that I stand before a group of women with my Bible open, and offer a message of truth. It would be wonderful to …

article | February 7, 2012

In my teenage years, I became a slave to bulimia. I loved and enjoyed food, but I didn't want it to "catch up with me." How delighted I was to find this way of eating what I wanted without consequences—or so I …