Bethany Hudson | June 15, 2010

Some time ago, a mutual friend shared with me some tragic news about a girl (I will call her Hannah) whom I had been friends with but had lost track of in recent years as our paths had diverged. I knew Hannah to be a committed Christian. She had graduated from a prominent conservative Christian college, was extremely involved in her church, was passionate about evangelism and service to the poor, and was in an active Bible study with our mutual friend when she, Hannah, announced that she was expecting her boyfriend to propose within the month. What’s so tragic about that? you ask. What’s tragic is that Hannah, my Christ-loving sister, was planning to wed a non-believer.

Category: Biblical Womanhood, For the Unmarried, Foundations of Truth, Hot-Button Issues | 8 Comments »
Tags: marriage, ministry

Mrs. Parunak | May 26, 2010

It seems to me that a lot of conservative Christian women these days are suffering from a lack of vision. For many of us, things have begun to improve, but there’s been a lot of poison in our perspectives–a feeling that if we couldn’t do what the men were doing, then maybe God had nothing [...]

Category: Biblical Womanhood, What Can We Do? | 7 Comments »
Tags: definitions, ministry, womanhood

Mrs. Wayne Hunter | May 2, 2010

“What’s wrong with women nowadays?” is a question that many other women may ask after seeing grown women who are angry, cruel, and seemingly unable to be very good wives and mothers.  Maybe these women argue with their own children like children themselves; maybe these women are hollering at their husbands or boyfriends; maybe these [...]

Category: Biblical Womanhood, Foundations of Truth, What Can We Do? | 10 Comments »
Tags: ministry, womanhood

Jasmine Baucham | April 27, 2010

I am a huge fan of musicals. Despite the fact that, on the whole, they have a reputation for being plotless movies dedicated solely to the brilliance of technicolor, the choreography, and, at times, the singing, that particular brand of film really appeals to me. In spite of their faults, my favorite actor is Gene [...]

Category: Biblical Womanhood | 5 Comments »
Tags: ministry

Diane Shiffer | April 19, 2010

There is a homeless man who lives in our town… well, at least I think he’s homeless. Most people say that he is. Although someone told me he has an attic room somewhere on the east side of town, and that may be true. Someone else who knows someone who works in the bank says [...]

Category: Biblical Womanhood, For Single-Parent Families, Personal Testimonies | 8 Comments »
Tags: home, homemaking, hospitality, ministry, missions

Jennie Chancey | March 23, 2010

Some Biblical characters are so vivid it seems I know them personally. Acts 9 records the miraculous resurrection of Dorcas, also known as Tabitha. Through her kindness, Dorcas endeared herself to the church in Joppa. Every time I read the passage, it jumps off the page at me! The kinship I feel with Dorcas is [...]

Category: Biblical Womanhood, Reader Favorites | No Comments »
Tags: ministry, womanly arts, work