What is your North Star?
Where does your compass point? Ozan Varol wrote, “Think Like a Rocket Scientist.” I liked the book so much that I subscribed to his email list. Here is what came…
Where does your compass point? Ozan Varol wrote, “Think Like a Rocket Scientist.” I liked the book so much that I subscribed to his email list. Here is what came…
We are in a new chapter and if I didn’t know God, I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t like what is going on.When covid hit, my husband’s entire industry shut down.…
The Original Child Once upon a time, there was an amazing, fun, wonderful, filled with potential child - you. This original you set out with wonder and incredible possibilities of becoming.…
Haven’t you waited long enough to be healed? There are no more valid excuses now that healing is available to you. Now, it is a choice to be healed or…
Our internal wounds, fears, and misgivings keep us from being fully us and impacting our world. Where we should be excelling we are only succeeding. Where we should be leading…
“Walk worthy of your calling” God tells us. In order to truly do this we have to look at our personal lives and examine them closely. Here we can see where growth and change are necessary.
The Christian woman is young and old, single and married, raising a family with a spouse and as a single parent, caring for children and caring for aging parents, working at home and working in the marketplace. We have many roles and many stages in our lives.
If you are a working woman then you might be looked upon as one who doesn't really love her kids as much as she should. You might be seen as one who only has low quality time and attention left to give your kids. You might be seen as wrongly ambitious, missing the "calling" of a Christian woman and competing with your husband for authority.
If you are a divorced Christian woman, then you might be seen as damaged, unworthy, or inadequate. Others might think that it is your fault and if only you had "(fill in the blank here)" then your marriage would have worked. You may be seen as less fit to serve Christ and His church.
If you are a single Christian woman then you might be looked on as having missed the mark. Maybe it is wondered just what is wrong with you that you can't seem to find a husband. It is hoped that you will marry and have children so that you will be "okay."