A Biblical Response to Issues Women Battle

I remember first dealing with identity in high school. I had previously been homeschooled, so entering a private school my sophomore year was an education in many ways. But it was the first time I really came to notice “cliques” and groups that mattered to me. There were cool kids, oddballs, cheerleaders, athletes, debaters, artists, […]

The day that I married my husband was, up to that point, the happiest day of my life! We had seven months from the night he proposed until the day that we walked down the aisle, and we made the most of it. We spent hours upon hours working through wedding details. We sketched our design ideas, hired

The walls felt like they were closing in around me. The air in the room grew heavy, and each breath I took stole every last ounce of my energy. With puffy eyes, a weary body, and an aching heart, I was desperate for an escape. Escape from a broken world, escape from a broken body

Are you weary of being weary? Most likely, at this moment, 99.9% of us are. The usual weariness of life has been compounded by politics, natural disasters, and the health turmoil our world continues to face daily. No doubt, most of us go to bed each night and wake up each morning wondering when it

“All things are full of weariness; a man cannot utter it,” says the Preacher of Ecclesiastes (Ecc. 1:8). I can relate. Though perhaps, right now, it’s more that I myself am full of unutterable weariness. I can’t remember being more weary than I have been in this season: pregnancy, on top of a major home

I’d done it again. It was subtle, and neither my husband nor any of our five children sitting in the car with me knew what I had done. That’s how sneaky sinful comparison can be. While reading during a long road trip, right in the middle of a well-crafted sentence in an edifying book, I

For most of my life, I have considered myself a “people pleaser.” I often avoid conflict to keep the peace, go out of my way to do something for someone that isn’t necessarily my responsibility, and worry too much about letting people down. At times, it can be easy for me to make excuses for

I know a thing or two about jealousy. We all have sins that we tend to struggle with more than others. I have struggled with jealousy since I was a child. I remember watching a classmate in kindergarten color with colored pencils. I didn’t even know that such amazing products existed! One day, her mother came to pick