Women

The Bible is filled with stories of courageous woman who find themselves in extraordinary circumstances. Esther, who becomes Queen of Persia, must risk her own life to save the lives of all the Jewish people in her kingdom. Her boldness has many lessons for women today.

What is vanity, and how do we avoid it? The Bible is a good place to start.

Christian women can find inspiration in Scripture for how to be faithful in thought, word, and action. The Bible provides helpful guidance on their identity and how women can honor God with their lives and hearts.

The Bible reminds you that you aren’t alone, you aren’t forsaken, and the God of the universe loves you.

The world says, "Follow your heart; you got this. Work harder, be better, do this, buy that, and be this way, and then you will be happy and fulfilled." The world is a liar. So, how do we live a life entirely devoted to Jesus amidst the constant barrage of information telling us we don't need God? How do we live set apart? How do we bring people to Jesus just by how we live? How do we live our lives entirely devoted to Jesus?

We have a creative God who not only formed us but blessed us with stewardship over the vast vegetation he created.

Three key factors are necessary for restoration to happen in friendship. Will you bravely consider bringing your friendships before God in prayer with these key factors in mind?

This study invites you to explore the lives of 14 women of Scripture, each with a unique story that reveals God’s character, faithfulness, and redemptive work. From well-known figures like Mary, Esther, and Ruth to often-overlooked women like Tamar and Rahab, this study highlights how God works through every season of life—joy, hardship, obedience, and waiting. Together, these stories form a powerful reminder that no life is insignificant in God’s plan and that He continues to use ordinary people for extraordinary purposes.

Each section follows a consistent, easy-to-use format designed to guide personal reflection. You’ll begin with Scripture readings, followed by thoughtful reflection questions and prompts that help you engage deeply with the text and apply it to your own life. Complete the study on your own, or with a group of women!

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When you take the time to record, type, or write out your thoughts or prayers, it takes a little longer, slowing you down, making you more intentional about what you pray, and in the process, it quiets your heart so you can begin to listen.

The childless woman today has no easy answers. Sometimes, the best we can do in our anguish is wail and pray. If you’re childless today, remember El Roi, God Who Sees, has His eye on you. He hears your laments—pages of the Word overflow with compassion for His beloved daughter whose life hasbeen taintedby childlessness.

We can tell how beloved women are to God by how radically Jesus treated women as he walked the earth. He broke every societal rule to include, encourage, and uplift women--and believes in you the same way.

He gives us the means to embrace His love so we can give ourselves space to grieve and grace to heal.

The season of summer is upon us, and kids are ready to be out of school. However, for some this will be the last time that they are in their school. Graduations are right around the corner and many emotions come along with it.

Hebrews 11:1 tells us "by faith even Sarah, who was past childbearing age, was enabled to bear children because she considered him faithful who had made the promise." The key to Sarah’s success was that she considered God faithful, even when she was not.