About two years ago, I packed my survival kit {notebook, colored pencils, maps, and songs} and took off on a journey: choose a passage, print it out, read it over and over again for several months, use every creative means possible to learn it well and soak it up, meet weekly with friends who are … More I Dare Not Walk Alone
I’ve avoided this topic like the plague. My views on social drinking aren’t popular, and I’m not a fan of debates over non-essentials. But two years ago, when I started writing regular posts, my purpose was to share the joy of knowing God’s Word. That purpose hasn’t changed. And sometimes you just can’t avoid what … More A One-Word Reason for Teetotaling
According to the Bible, should women in today’s world work at home? It’s one of those hot-button issues that gets people all riled up. And I avoid them like the plague {the issues, not the people}, because surely what needs to be said has already been said by somebody, somewhere, at some point in time. But I … More Women Working At Home: What Does it Mean and Does it Apply Today?
Just a few days ago, the 2016 Memory Challenge officially ended. Participation almost doubled this year, with a grand total of eleven “challengers”! As the one who initiated this whole thing, I took the Ultimate Challenge, and I’ve gotta say – that was a doozy! I kept at it {thanks to those keeping me accountable by their own … More 2016 Memory Challenge Finale
Dear Woman of the Word, Have you ever stopped to consider the godly women in your life? Have you named them, one by one, and pondered their impact? Have you noted their age, stage of life, spiritual maturity, passions, giftings, strengths, and weaknesses, and asked yourself what you could learn from them? And as a … More The Women in Your Life: 11 Lessons to Learn, Live, & Teach
Journey of the Word 