Resources by Topic: Friendships & Mentoring

You want your life to count for something, don't you? Of course you do. All of us do. View More →

Does it seem difficult to find someone to get involved with in a mentoring relationship? Get some practical advice on finding or being a mentor. View More →

In the book of Titus, older women are told to teach younger women. Yet a lot of barriers make this seem difficult. View More →

Becoming a mentor to younger women sounds like a good idea, but where do you start? View More →

If others were copying your life, modeling theirs on your relationships, finances, and words, how would they turn out? View More →

Think about the generation coming up behind you. If they looked to you as an example of behavior, would they be living godly lives? View More →

Do you ever feel disqualified to teach other people because of your own weakness? Nancy says you can teach others by helping them avoid your mistakes. View More →

Nancy encourages and cheers you on. But who does that for her? You’ll get to know some of her friends and be challenged to grow as a friend yourself. View More →

Busy, busy, busy. In the middle of all the busy, busy, busyness who has time for friendships? Real ones—not the Facebook kind. View More →

Karen Loritts suggests that you need three types of friends: Someone who is more mature in faith than you, someone who is a peer, and someone you can mentor. View More →

Karen Loritts went through a season of life she calls her “meltdown.” She needed a group of godly friends to walk with her through this time. View More →

In 1976, a busy mom made a courageous decision. This mother of ten was making good money at her job, but chose to follow a call God put on her heart. View More →

Do you ever fear the future? The late Vonette Bright faced these kinds of temptations. Hear how the Lord encouraged her as she neared a new season of life. View More →

Elisabeth Elliot had a huge effect on the generations that followed her. Evangelical leaders reflect on the influence of her writing, speaking, and her life. View More →

Elisabeth Elliot influenced the generations that followed through her writing, speaking and her courageous choices. View More →

Nancy points out a huge need for women to mentor and disciple other women. She explains how to get past obstacles and how to begin. View More →

Do you ever feel powerless to serve people in need around you? Nancy shows you where to get the power you need and why your involvement is so important. View More →

If there’s one biblical message we need to hear in our day, it’s "do not be afraid." It’s a message that comes through clearly in the book of Joshua. View More →

God has given you some type of education, life experience, and expertise. Learn how to pass those gifts on to others who need your input. View More →

Sisterhood is powerful. When women get together to encourage one another, it’s amazing what God can do through them. View More →

Erin Davis felt like a dark cloud appeared and engulfed her in emotion. She offers helpful, biblical advice on dealing with postpartum depression. View More →

If you’re a get-it-done kind of person, do you get bothered by the story of Mary and her sister Martha? Erin Davis calls herself a Type Double-A personality. View More →

The retirement years provide a huge opportunity for older women to invest time and wisdom to the next generation. Hear what one woman discovered. View More →

Karen Loritts went through a season of life she calls her “meltdown.” She needed a group of godly friends to walk with her through this time. View More →

What do you get when you combine the princess theme with a special ceremony? Find out how meaningful a princess ceremony can be. View More →

Walk through any store and you’ll get a picture of the low opinion our culture has about purity. Learn how to raise daughters with a heart for purity. View More →

Young people are bombarded with false promises. Get some hope and some practical advice on engaging with young people over important topics. View More →

We all learn something from our dads. It could be tying a shoe or riding a bike. Or it could be fear, anger, or a sense of abandonment. View More →

The things you display on the outside—your words and actions—reflect what’s on the inside. Join Nancy and learn how to guard your heart. View More →

Sovereignty. It sounds like a big, complicated word. But our approach to God’s sovereignty influences the way we approach situations every single day. View More →