Let me say it loud for the women in the back— You’re not just a blogger, content creator or social media influencer. You’re a Christian Scribe. You weren’t called to just “create content.” You were called to carry the Word. To partner with Heaven. To write what God says, not just what trends. And if…
Pin the featured image for encouragement You’ve Done the Soul Work—Now Comes the Shift Healing births your calling, sis—and you’re living proof of it. Beloved, You’ve done the soul work.You’ve sat in the secret place.You’ve cried the tears, prayed the prayers, fasted the fasts.You’ve let God into the rooms you used to keep locked.And now……
“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”—Philippians 4:13 Reflection: Limiting Beliefs Damage Our Identity Limiting beliefs have a way of creeping into our minds, subtly taking root and holding us back from the life God has designed for us. These beliefs, often rooted in past experiences, fears, or even cultural messages, can…
In a world where value is often measured by success, appearance, or approval, it’s easy to feel like we’re not enough. Maybe you’ve caught yourself tying your worth to how much you accomplish, how others perceive you, or how much you contribute in your marriage or family. If you’ve ever thought, “Am I enough?”, “Do…
Genesis 2:18 emphasizes the divine partnership in marriage, showcasing the wife as an “ezer kenegdo,” a powerful companion designed to support her husband. This role encompasses strength and collaboration, enabling both partners to thrive. Embracing humility, honor, and a strong faith in Jesus. Learn more about what it means to go from helper to warrior as the “ezer kenegdo” in your marriage.
As wives, we often find ourselves juggling many roles: partner, mother, friend, and more. Amidst these responsibilities, we can easily lose sight of who we are. It can also be challenging to remember what truly defines us. Still, understanding our identity in Christ is crucial for our personal growth. It is also vital for the…
