Women

Think about this tiny baby being brought to the temple just like any other newborn, and Joseph and Mary knowing Who they were caring for as they went. Imagine the pure joy of these new parents as they experienced yet again confirmations of the King of kings in their household. God used Simeon and Anna as affirming voices over the life and future of Jesus.

Not every transition feels welcome—but every one is an invitation to trust God more deeply. Start with these simple, Scripture-filled prayers.

If your heart feels heavy under the weight of holiday demands, you’re not alone. These five gentle, Scripture-rooted reminders can help you trade stress for peace and put Christ at the center again.

Given the inherent challenges, how can we make the most of the extended family Thanksgiving table?

Rather, it's about posturing our hearts in the right place to serve others with gracious and humble hearts, displaying Jesus’ love for all!

Take the 10-day Thankfulness Challenge! This is a perfect time to commit to cultivating more gratitude as you prepare your heart for Thanksgiving.

From cheese grits to peppermint fudge, these dishes are beloved for a reason.

We’ve had our share of great dinner parties and disasters—and everything in between. We’ve left out key ingredients in dishes, forgotten to purchase beverages, and burned the main meat course beyond recognition while our kids have asked embarrassing questions or blurted out inappropriate comments. Hosting Thanksgiving can bring more angst because of family traditions and expectations. Before we get into concrete tips on how to make the day more fun and less stressful, let’s talk about six ways to reduce anxiety about hosting.

It’s not old-fashioned—it’s biblical. Why praying for your husband, respecting his leadership, and creating calm at home might be the most powerful ministry you have.

The best holiday is one in which we are as emotionally healthy as possible. That includes ridding my heart of perfectionism and focusing on the grace and mercy of Jesus.

The Book of 1 Samuel opens with the story of a man named Elkanah and his barren wife Hannah. Here are ten things women today can learn from Hannah's story.

Discover how to embrace biblical hospitality without the stress by shifting your focus from perfection to genuine connection. Learn practical strategies to delegate, invite contribution, and maintain realistic expectations for a more joyful and rejuvenating hosting experience.

Fall brings with it an intrinsic need to hibernate, and that means we need cozy food that compliments the aesthetics of a chilly, crisp day. Right? Maybe that's a little extreme, but for many of us, food truly does help to set the atmosphere. For some reason, we often gravitate toward warm baked goods, soothing soups, and more carb-related casseroles.

Journaling allows you to be creative, listen to God, share what’s on your heart, and pray to God for wisdom. There is no set way to journal, so I invite you to be creative and dream together with God.

Discover cherished family recipes for comforting fall soups, hearty casseroles, and delightful desserts, each infused with nostalgic flavors and spiritual reflections. Recreate these seasonal favorites and embrace the warmth and blessings of autumn with every delicious bite.

If you’ve ever felt too old, too out of touch, or too broken to serve, this biblical encouragement is for you. Discover the truth behind the enemy’s lies and why your wisdom is needed more than ever in the church.

Whether our purpose is rest, peace, or something deeper, the change of seasons are a gift to our families. Here are some ways we can prepare our homes this fall for the next season.

With a deeper look into yoga and the biblical testimony, how should Christians view yoga?

Motherhood changes everything. From identity struggles to sleepless nights, it can be overwhelming! These five honest prayers will steady your heart.

God seems to have a different view of beauty than the world. Let’s look to his Word for some Bible verses about beauty to see through God’s lens.