Whether you're heading back to school in a few weeks or your turned your tassel long ago, here are thirty-five truths you can take to the bank. Continue Reading …
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. Continue Reading …
Staying disconnected has the power to do much more than simply make us feel lonely. It may just be what the enemy uses to prey upon you and bring you down. Continue Reading …
Here are three Trojan horses that are attacking the depth and quality of our relationships, leaving many of us disconnected in a connected world. Continue Reading …
Mentoring: It isn't as daunting as you might think! Continue Reading …
Yes, modesty matters! But the hearts of the young women in your world matter so much more. Continue Reading …
I needed to find other women like me to befriend. Same ideas. Same hobbies . . . not too much to ask, right? A few months later, I was making minimal progress. Continue Reading …
We look at edited, one dimensional images of others and make assumptions, don't we? Let's consider how our minds and hearts process the images that others post. Continue Reading …
In a culture obsessed with feeling good, we've been raised with the idea that our self-esteem should be fed into. This is not the formula that Jesus modeled. Continue Reading …
Is it humanly possible to truly love someone who has hurt you? Continue Reading …
She needed me to call back to her, to tell her she'd find Jesus in her journey, and that He was worth every penny, every tear, every effort expended. Continue Reading …
Here's a glimpse of another type of women's ministry that doesn't require any formal training, just the willingness to share out of your own life experiences. Continue Reading …
The most important way you can disciple others is by enjoying Christ yourself in such an irresistible way that your enjoyment becomes contagious. Continue Reading …
Are you letting your friendships simmer on the back burner? Continue Reading …
Dannah shares a personal story of struggle and reconciliation. Continue Reading …
Does anyone in your life have permission to get in your face in a Galatians 6:1–2 kind of way? Continue Reading …
Lessons Carolyn learned the hard way at work . . . Continue Reading …
Erin and her friends unite around another friend at the end of her rope. Do you have a "facedown friend"? Continue Reading …
When I graduated college, I floundered for a while. No one had warned me that I wouldn't always have a group of friends just like me. Continue Reading …
A simple principle helpful in dealing with difficult people is, I am not responsible for what others do to me, but for my own reactions and responses to others. Continue Reading …
I always said that if Linda had been different, we could have been the best of friends. But she always seemed to have a wall up, and to keep me at arm’s length. Continue Reading …