Leave Neediness Out Of Mentoring
Let's fight to keep Christ at the center of all our mentoring relationships.
Resources by Topic Relationships, Friendships & Mentoring
Be encouraged and equipped to leave a legacy of godliness that impacts generations yet to come.
Don’t Settle: He’s Not Your Last Option
Just because a guy feels like the last boat leaving the island of singleness doesn't mean you should sail into the sunset with him.
What to Look for in a Mentor
I wanted a mentor. I just couldn't think of a woman who fit the bill.
How to Create a Mentoring Culture
Follow these five steps to establish a mentoring culture.
Filters Must Fall to Reach Teen Girls
Authenticity is an opportunity to point young women to Jesus.
Should I Submit To My Boyfriend?
What are the real “rules” for Christian dating?
What Every Teen Needs from a Mentor
The gospel is the great equalizer to bridge the gap for teen mentors.
Know the Next Generation: Keys to Effective Girls …
If you’ve ever felt frustrated leading Girls Ministry, adjusting your leadership style might keep you from quitting.
Pastors’ Wives Need Discipleship, Too
Sure, all Christians need discipleship. But how does the pastor’s wife fit in?
5 Lies We’ve Been Told About Guys
“They only want one thing . . .” and other lies we’ve been told about guys.
What to Do When You Don’t Like Him …
So he likes you but you don’t like him back. Awkward! Here are six ways to handle it.
25 Rules for Strong Friendships
Wisdom straight from Proverbs to help you build strong friendships.
How to Lovingly Turn Him Down
He asked. You want to say “no.” Here are five ways to turn him down gracefully.
Should I Use an Online Dating Site?
Is online dating ever a good idea? Let’s consider the pros and cons.
The Best of LYWB: 11 Questions to Ask …
We’ve got some tips for how to navigate the awkward world of hugs.
Living Life Together: A Four-Week Jumpstart Guide to …
In this guide, we’ve gathered practical wisdom and ideas from those who have experienced life-on-life relationships.
Living Life Together: A Worthy Investment (part 4)
Living a Titus 2 lifestyle is essential for women, and for churches, to thrive. It’s an investment with eternal rewards. Are you willing to take a risk?
Living Life Together: It’s a Balancing Act (part …
Mentoring is an intersection of busy, messy lives. It happens best when we offer our priorities, schedules, and weaknesses to God.
Living Life Together: Let It Grow! (part 2)
Mentoring can happen anytime, anywhere. Here’s a creative collection of practical ideas to water and grow a mentoring friendship.
Living Life Together: Taking the First Steps (part …
Are you ready for a mentoring friendship, but uncertain how to begin or what mistakes to avoid? Read on . . .
Living Life Together: Real-Life Solutions to Titus 2 …
We’ve got the help you need to kickstart the mentoring journey of a lifetime!
If You've Ever Thought God Is Anti-Sex
God takes sex very seriously. But the picture He gives us of sexuality is more intense, vibrant, and, well . . . sexy . . . than any view taught by the culture.
Titus 2 Living Goes Beyond the Classroom
When discipleship and real life meet, it’s a whole lot more than mere Bible study.
Why Friendships Can Make or Break You
“It's almost impossible to live the right life if you have the wrong friends.”
What’s a Mentor to Do?
What do we do in mentoring? We encourage, comfort, and challenge women to follow what Scripture says. It is as simple as that.
The Surprising Reason You Don’t Have a Mentor
Could it be that we're drowning in quicksand while a lifeline waits nearby waiting for us to grab on to?
How Can I Stop Fighting with My Mom?
5 steps to take toward getting along with your mom.
Take the Awkward Out of Mentoring
Worried time with a mentor will feel like an awkward staring contest? We've got a game plan!
9 Things to Remember When Another Christian Disappoints …
Christians will disappoint us. That’s the cloud. Here’s the silver lining.
How to Help Your Hopeless, Hurting Friends
Responding to our friends' problems with positive thinking or self-help advice is not enough. They need to experience the healing that only Jesus can bring.