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article | January 9, 2017

Collections Faithful Women & Their Extraordinary God by Noël Piper (Crossway, 2005) The stories of these five ordinary women—Sarah Edwards, Lilias Trotter, Gladys Alyward, Esther Ahn Kim, and Helen Roseveare—will challenge readers to make a difference for Christ in their families, in …

podcast episode | May 30, 2008

Ever since Adam and Eve sinned in the garden, there has been conflict between men and women. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

podcast episode | July 22, 2019

Karen Loritts had just gotten married and said, “What in the world have I gotten myself into?” She explains how God can use imperfect people to give Him glory.

blog post | July 14, 2016

Anne Steele, the first significant female hymn writer in history, penned 144 hymns that reflect a rich, intimate relationship with God and a genuine enjoyment of her Savior.

podcast episode | April 10, 2024

Have you ever been on a boat? Betsey Stockton was on a boat . . . but not for an afternoon, a day, or a week. She was on a ship for five months! Why?

podcast episode | February 20, 2018

What you believe about God will affect every other part of your life. Many women are believing lies about God, such as “God doesn’t really love me."

podcast episode | April 1, 2024

We know Jesus died so we can be forgiven from sin. But why was He raised from the dead? What significance does the life of Jesus have for you?

podcast episode | September 1, 2014

Leslie Ludy says women who have grown up dreaming of romance need to look to Christ.

blog post | November 15, 2022

It’s better that someone is impacted by truth because of the way in which we presented it rather than in spite of it.

blog post | May 28, 2015

Feminism has impacted all of us, regardless of whether we see it or not. And even for those who are a little farther ahead in understanding these things than others, none of us has room for boasting.