Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

For the Proverbs 31 woman, kindness begins at home. With her family. With her inner circle. With those who share her daily life. …

Women living out the gospel make the truth visible and beautiful to others, because they see Christ in us, and they see the gospel changing us. …

Why we need Titus 2 intergenerational, mentoring relationships. …

What makes it worth making the effort to get up earlier in the morning, to find time in an already hectic schedule, and to prioritize a daily quiet time with God? …

Scripture teaches that praise, worship, and thanksgiving are to be the eternal occupation of every believer. Praise is not just an activity we do at scheduled times; it is a continuous lifestyle. …

In every situation, prayer + thanksgiving = peace. …

Our hearts are groaning in the wake of a week of violence, death, and destruction. What can be done? What can we do? …

When Betty Stam wrote the words of her well-known prayer, “Work out Thy whole will in my life at any cost,” she had no way of knowing what full surrender would cost her. …

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth’s new marriage has given her fresh perspective on Adam and Eve’s marriage and Genesis 3. …

Vonette Bright—a woman who displayed extraordinary, tireless passion and perseverance, even when most would have wearied and moved on to less demanding and daunting tasks. …

An attitude of gratitude requires practice. Why not start the habit by devoting an entire week to practicing thankfulness? …

"Moms give of themselves in ways that the rest of us will never truly understand or appreciate." A tribute to a mother who left a legacy of servanthood & love. …

Here's some advice I gave a friend who discovered that some ministry leaders she admired and trusted had been leading a double life. …

After learning about the Supreme Court's decision to legalize "same-sex marriage," Nancy Leigh DeMoss responds. …

When I received the news that Elisabeth Elliot had gone to be with the Lord, I wept. It's hard to describe the multitude of thoughts and emotions that those tears represented. …

With 40-some years of experience, what advice does Nancy Leigh DeMoss have for young, aspiring writers and speakers? If she could pass on just one piece of wisdom, it would be this . . . …

Without question, the highlight of my Christmas holidays was the opportunity to visit and minister in a maximum security women's prison in Arkansas. …

What difference do the cross and the empty tomb make for those who are facing pain or tears or failure? …

Are you ready to become the kind of person who brightens your surroundings with the fresh air of gratitude rather than constant complaints and criticism? …

Don't you wish there was a delete key for life? That with the press of a button all your bitterness would disappear? …