Living Out Biblical Womanhood

Mothering in the Teen Years 1/2

The teen years are not easy. But they can be rich, rewarding, and sweet. It takes work, creativity, and God’s constant guidance to navigate them. Join us as we share struggles/victories, practical ideas for teen relationships, discipline, attitudes, and honest conversations we’ve learned along the way.

Self Care

We live in a world that talks a lot about “self-care.” Women are encouraged to make sure they’re happy or feel good about themselves (amidst the demands of their lives). What does that mean for the Christian woman? How do you lay your life down for others (as the Bible calls us to do) and yet meet the legitimate needs in your life? Join us as we talk about the biblical principles and guidelines for finding your strength and care in Jesus.

Living in Light of Eternity

Life on earth is short and eternity is long. In light of that, it's important that our relationships be lived for Jesus—in every season of our lives. But what does that practically look like? We want to be women who live lives that please the Lord and then pass that on to others.

Mothering

Being a mother is hard work — a lifelong calling to die to yourself. We need to be faithful and steadfast in the work and yielded to what He has for us daily. As we focus on our earlier years as mothers (when our children were little and we were just starting out) we talk about our struggles and victories on the long (and wonderful) road of mothering.

Knowing God’s Will for Our Lives for Singles

Because God’s will is revealed in His Word, we need to know and understand what it says. As we learn His ways (and hear His voice), we gain a better understanding of how to make the “big” decisions in life (“Should I get married?”, “Is that the job for me?”) as well as following His will in the small, daily decisions (“What should I do today?”) 
Kathleen Nelson, Morgan Thatcher, Krista Whitney, Mary Young

Bringers of Good - Proverbs 31:10-12

The Bible tells us that wives are their husband’s helpmates, designed to bring them good. What does that mean and how can we walk in it? What can a helpmate do and what is good for our husbands? Join us as we talk about questions like these and dig a little deeper into His Word for practical applications. 
Kathleen Nelson, Morgan Thatcher, Krista Whitney, Mary Young