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blog post | March 24, 2016

‘The blacker the night around us grew, the brighter and truer and more beautiful burned the word of God.’

blog post | July 17, 2012

After The Gospel Coalition Women's Conference I was asked what I would recommend to conference attendees for further reading. Here's what I suggested.

blog post | June 10, 2009

As we consider what kind of relationships we can have within our church bodies, let's look at this unusual word in Philippians 2.

blog post | November 27, 2023

God often uses the small things to make a big difference.

blog post | February 25, 2016

Fanny followed God’s lead, humbly stewarded her God-given talents, and walked through each open door of opportunity with joy in her heart. Her life is an example of walking by faith and not by sight.

blog post | August 4, 2010

In the history of feminism, much of the rhetoric centers around women's sense of powerlessness or the perception that they have less "power" than men.

blog post | February 18, 2016

Mary Slessor’s character was strong—and she used that strength to serve her King. Unhappy experiences in her home life didn’t cripple her. Rather, they prepared her for what lay ahead.

blog post | September 22, 2022

Does sexual brokenness fill your biography? Jesus is more than able to redeem your story. Find hope and help from the True Woman ’22 preconference.

blog post | June 17, 2015

One of the most inspiring aspects of Elisabeth is that she lived as a true woman not just in the "famous" moments of her life, but also throughout the ordinary moments of everyday.

blog post | September 22, 2022

Are you longing for God to call your prodigal home? Cry out to Him using these prayer prompts from the True Woman ’22 preconference.