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article | December 31, 2018

So much can happen in a year. A lot can stay the same, too. Was your 2018 filled with change, transition, new faces, and different places? Or did 2018 chug along the same track, ticking to the same rhythm, consistent routines, and …

article | October 10, 2014

This original recitation by Blair Linne was given at True Woman '14. Have you seen Him? Do you love Him? Will you give up all to serve Him? Do you know Him? Here comes the Lamb of God, passing by robed in …

article | August 26, 2009

Teach the older women to be reverent in the way they live, not to be slanderers or addicted to much wine, but to teach what is good. Then they can train the younger women to love their husbands and children, to be …

article | July 7, 2014

God has given us the gift of biblical community. Here are a few ways that leaders can foster an atmosphere that invites members to build relationships and share openly. 1. Atmosphere Playing praise and worship music softly in the background during the …

article | September 19, 2022

Where are the wailing women? Call for the wailing women to come and cry out Since our nation lay in a casket Tell them to come and mourn over her America is a mother without a pulse She lay in a casket …

article | May 30, 2013

Celebs like Ashton Kutcher, Bradley Cooper, Jamie Foxx, Justin Timberlake, and more joined forces to collaborate on a campaign to stop men from using girls to mop up their own selfish sexual needs. Whatever you think of the self-deprecating humor they used …

article | November 28, 2016

Words can be so simple, yet so profound. They can breathe life into us but also cause us to be frozen, stuck, or even unable to function (Prov. 16:24). While our words always have an impact on others, for those in a …

article | February 14, 2018

She covered her face with her hands. Shamed. Defiled. Caught. The officials pushed her out the door and onto the street. The passersby drew back and crossed to walk on the other side of the road, looking back with disgust. But she …

article | December 22, 2016

All week we’ve been reading Christmas in reverse. We started with the resurrection of Jesus from the tomb and worked our way backward to His birth. Honestly, the waiting felt a little tedious at times, didn’t it? Our hearts long to see …

article | March 31, 2015

There is a perception among many evangelicals that Bible study is dangerous. I have heard it articulated by ministers and laypeople alike over the years. Once a woman in my Bible study told me her pastor had discouraged in-depth Bible study, saying …