Resources by Topic: Friendships & Mentoring

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 →

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 →

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 →

Is someone discouraged from following Christ because of you? View More →

Many younger women want the advice and counsel of older women. Nancy and Betty Huizenga tell mentors how to connect with those who are eager to learn. View More →

There’s plenty of communication going on these days, but we're missing real connection. Nancy and a group of women talk about making meaning connections. View More →

Mentoring can involve some simple activities: Sharing a recipe or a story, or offering encouragement. View More →

Have you ever considered mentoring someone? Nancy encourages you to do this even if you don’t feel like a spiritual "superstar." View More →

God doesn’t just teach you things for your benefit. He wants you to pass on what you’ve learned to the next generation. View More →

It’s so important to train the next generation of women to have modest hearts as they grow up in an increasingly permissive world. View More →

A lot of women read Proverbs 31 . . . a description of a godly woman . . . and they feel lowly by comparison. View More →