Woven Women: Abiding Through the Unthinkable
When your biggest worries become your reality, what do you do? When you are walking through a painful season, how do you keep moving?
When your biggest worries become your reality, what do you do? When you are walking through a painful season, how do you keep moving?
She could have harassed him. She could have begged him. She could have threatened him with consequences. She could have let fear win, but she didn’t. Instead, she did what God commanded us all to do: she prayed.
Woven Woman's Donna Hull cautions against letting the threat of imperfection hinder your genuine, godly instincts to comfort people who are hurting.
As diagnoses of gender dysphoria rise, the resulting confusion over female identity has the potential to reshape what it means to be a woman.
Woven Women's Mary Landis reviews 'Good Boundaries and Goodbyes' by Lysa Terkeurst, who shares from her personal experience in setting boundaries with friends and with her now ex-husband. She also gives specific examples of what to say to set a boundary and how to respond well in difficult situations and when others do not respond well to a boundary we have set.
When Doreen Ross first started The Healing Journey, all she could do was hope that God would honor His Isaiah 61 promises. He did.
Gossip is a destructive force in the church. Once the rumors of gossip spread, it’s hard to correct if they are false. Even if partially true, gossip is always wrong because what is shared is inappropriate and hurtful.
The story of our lives was God’s to write, and we had to surrender our hopes and dreams in favor of His good plan.