What started as a night of charm bracelets, Shirley Temples, and girl dinner quickly turned into something sacred—an encounter with the God who delights in His daughters. As girls showed up Sunday night, they expected to have a fun evening filled with pizza, nail painting, charm bracelets, and a bounce house but the evening was much more than fun.
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The “New Year, New You!” dreams always ended in disappointment for me. It was more like “New Year, same old me.” Here’s what I do about it.
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Shared experiences over time create meaningful bonds that are difficult to replicate when relationships are new or young. I call them “friendships with history,” or, to borrow a Hebrew term, friends we yāda’ or “know experientially.” Yāda’ describes the journey from head knowledge to heart knowledge, where information about God becomes intimate knowledge of God (see Psalm 46:20).
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Where do we turn for help with holiday boundaries? What does God say, and how do we understand and establish biblical boundaries?
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A poem written by Stephanie Chase A normal preschooler… tells tall tales and fibs,picks...
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Comparison ensnares us in the condemning trap of “not enough.” Here are 3 checks to kick comparison to the curb.
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A poem written by Stephanie Chase You stamp your feet and tell me, “No!”You’re...
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Comparison ensnares us in the condemning trap of “not enough.” Here are 3 checks to kick comparison to the curb.
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Comparison ensnares us in the condemning trap of “not enough.” Here are 3 checks to kick comparison to the curb.
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Do you struggle with Glass House Syndrome? Many women, if not most, suffer from it to some degree....
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“What’s it to you, anyway?!?” she spewed. “It’s my life!” Her words stung. I wanted to argue, to...
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Do you find yourself primarily connecting with people your own age at church? Does it ever feel...
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