Women's Ministry Blog

Join me in bringing all the pages of your heart first and foremost to Jesus. Lay them at the foot of the cross, for there we find the ultimate expression of God being for us.

In this fallen world, in this life of sorrows, we’re called to walk a narrow road—holding hard things in tension—because sin complicates everything.

God tells us to be patient because He has turned His heart towards us and He is listening with perfect intention. He leans in.

The Lord is at work in every joy of our life, in every sorrow, in every mundane moment of your life. The Lord is always at work.

Jesus never measured success by how much we produce, but by how much we remain.

How could recapturing a reverence reshape the miracle of the Incarnation?

Our union with Christ means that what is true of Jesus right now is also true of you. He is our portion.

We can celebrate this Christmas no matter what our circumstances may hold because the hope of Christmas is that our Savior chose to enter a far from perfect world to rescue far from perfect people.

In our waiting, in our longing, we can experience the fullness of His peace, knowing He has gone to prepare a place for us, and will come again, and take us to Himself (John 14:3).

God uses life’s pain points to mold and make us more into the image of Jesus.

Do we celebrate God’s goodness, faithfulness, mercy, love, and grace regardless of the current outcomes in our lives? What joyful noise, what song of praise, can we make to and about our great God?

One day, the glimpses of Christ will be our full, unending reality. Where tears will be wiped away, sadness defeated, and sin and suffering will be no more.

Jeremiah 29:11 gave me the comfort and confidence to walk through my grief in this world and to set my eyes on eternity with Him.

Reflect on the great love that God has for each of His children—the great love He has for us even when dead in our trespasses (Ephesians 2:8).

We were created to be in relationship with our Lord who uses his authority to shape and guide our lives so that we can flourish.