Resources by Topic: Friendships & Mentoring

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 →

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 →

How do you spend the first part of your day? Do you turn on the weather channel for that updated forecast or glance through the newspaper? View More →

We all need the wisdom that other women have gained, and we need to learn from the examples of others who have perhaps walked in places we haven’t. View More →

When you mentor someone else, it changes your own behavior. That’s what Anne Ortlund found. View More →

Our nation is still trying to recover from financial crisis. But how can you know whether another meltdown is ahead? Are you prepared for it? View More →

Should you invest your time and energy mentoring someone who doesn’t seem all that responsive to the things of God? Listen today to find out. View More →

Denise Glenn says there are three gifts your children need from you. You can’t buy these gifts, but you can learn to give them. View More →

The apostle Paul knew all about authentic community and difficult good-byes. Nancy will explore Paul's relationships in the body of Christ. View More →

"Good-bye." It can be one of the most painful words that we speak. The apostle Paul had to express good-bye many times in his ministry. View More →

Women need one another. Mentoring isn’t just a good idea--it’s a lifeline. Learn how to find a mentor and be a mentor. View More →

A tree grows slowly through tough seasons and storms. That’s why its wood becomes so valuable to us. View More →

The Bible tells us about two warriors who kept fighting into their latter years. They will inspire you to take on new challenges. View More →

Young women are growing up in a culture that’s unfriendly to a biblical view of womanhood. How do you teach young women to truly love their husbands. View More →

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could download a set of instructions on how to love your particular husband? View More →

According to Carolyn Mahaney, learning to be a godly wife and mother is not just about creating a happy home. There’s actually a bigger purpose. View More →

True friendship involves honesty. Do you have a friend who is close enough to you to speak up when you’re headed down a wrong path? View More →

Being willing to die for your friends is not the ultimate test of friendship. Are you willing to live for your friends? Think that qu View More →

Nancy Leigh DeMoss and Dannah Gresh are concerned that the next generation of women aren’t ready to be wives and moms. View More →