A Blog for Women Desiring to Flourish in Their Faith

In the Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve were presented with a choice. Would they choose to listen and obey God or would they choose to become the "god" of their own lives. Although, thousands of years have removed us from them, we're still presented with the very same choice today. Whichever choice you make carries with it eternal implications. Therefore, Scripture urgently admonishes us to choose wisely. First, let's examine Genesis 1-3 and revisit the paradise that held

Lydia's story is one of courage, hospitality, and generosity. I wanted my retelling of it to stay as true to the original text…

According to Jewish sources, Joseph, the son of Jacob, is known as “the righteous one,” “the beloved son” of his father, and the “prisoner..

The Gospel of Matthew was written by one of Jesus’ disciples. He is introduced as both Matthew (in the Book of Matthew) and as Levi…

In today's post, we will dive into the complex personas of four intriguing women and examine how they modeled biblical homemaking.

A theme I've been intentionally pressing into this year has been becoming the woman of chayil (valor) that the Lord created me to be.

When I first began reading the Bible and was brand new to my faith in Christ, I never quite understood what Jesus meant when He answered…

Come on a journey with me as we dig into the •healing faith• of a woman in desperate need of deliverance.