Women

Jesus saw a woman who took a huge risk to get close enough to Him to experience His healing. He saw a woman who longed for the healing only God can give. What can we learn from this woman?

Do you say yes when your heart knows the answer should be no? These 10 quiet patterns can reveal when the desire for approval is replacing the honest, steady life God calls us to live.

A woman is the first to describe her encounters with a risen Jesus in an era when women were often misunderstood and ignored. Yet, she was the first person Jesus commissioned to share the Good News of his resurrection.

Courage and deep-rooted confidence was exhibited by each one of these women as they stood in the face of stark adversity and the death of their deepest longing and hope. They believed they had found the promised Savior, but the events of that first Easter gave them every reason to be overwhelmed with fear and doubt.

The Old and New Testaments say much about beauty, what is truly lovely. Does beauty involve only physical appearance, or something more? Is it sinful to desire to be beautiful? How do we respond to the biblical concept of beauty?

Whether you choose to wear an Easter dress this year or not, make sure your heart is in the right place when you celebrate the resurrection of our Lord

This Easter, take the time to revisit these amazing women who were with Jesus at the cross, and the first to see him on Easter Sunday.

When you feel unwanted, abandoned, or invisible, prayer becomes your lifeline. These six powerful prayers remind you that God sees you, loves you, and has never left your side.Photo credit: SWN Canva

The women didn't run away from the crucifixion. Was it because they were braver or more committed than the men who had followed Jesus?

What a great day for women to embrace their womanhood and give God the glory as we thank Him for making us in His image. Let’s look at four practical ways Christians and churches can celebrate International Women’s Day.

Are you worried, stressed, and anxious? Remember just this one thing: God's got this!

Are women designed to feel more pain, or is this another mark of a fallen world? A new medical study raises hard questions, and Scripture gives us the only truth that steadies our response.

I admit, I don’t think I’ve ever had a “perfect Lent” – one in which I stuck to my promise of sacrifice or prayer without faltering.

Being a “wife of noble character” is a rarity because she is not everywoman. Rather, she is an idealized model we should aspire to, understanding that perhaps no one can reach this pinnacle of behavior.

The way we act at the dinner table says more about our faith than we think. Learn how everyday habits can reflect the heart of Jesus in your home.