Women's Weekly Archives

From kindness to others to integrity for her family to wisdom to a heart for the Lord such a life is one to pray for daily. Beauty, charm, riches,...

I felt sheepish and a bit sad to have to say once again to another inquiring person that, no, we weren’t pregnant. I felt like such a broken...

In the New Testament, while great church leaders such as the apostles Peter, John and Paul certainly provide strong examples of how to follow...

Being a born people-pleaser, my natural default is to compare myself to those more motivated than me. And when I do that I lose––every time.

I pray that these five simple tips help keep you from unrealistic expectations not only this Valentine’s Day but every day of the year! Remember to...

Let’s find some new, special ways to get together with your precious friends and honor your beautiful relationship that was brought together by a...

Negative emotions like anxiety, worry, and shame can quietly take over our hearts, leaving us feeling stuck and overwhelmed. But what if prayer...

As women, we need to support one another and encourage each other in the plans the Lord has for us.

Can a Christian woman be a feminist? If we really want to answer these questions, we need to see how God defines feminism and what He has to say...

Feeling lost in the mundane tasks of daily life? Even the most ordinary moments can hold extraordinary value when viewed through God’s lens. This...

Yep. The Proverbs 31 woman—you know her, so therefore, you most likely avoid her, hate her, or nearly kill yourself trying to imitate her. Deep...

With biblical support, this article will explore five of the lies that women believe about their roles in the church and a little bit about how the...

I stood at the kitchen counter, crumbled the paper in my hand and gritted my teeth, “Is this how my life is supposed to be?” I screamed in my...

Mary was a flawed human being (like us all), but God noticed her humble heart and open mind that were willing to trust Him no matter what was at...

Prioritize connecting with people instead of impressing them.