Godly Women Blog

Tell Me More

Written by Pam Myers

Social media is the dominant way people communicate today. Yet listening is vital for understanding and conveying support and encouragement. Have you ever been in a conversation with...

Cultivating a Heart of Service

Written by Erica Golden

Serving our families and congregations is a vital Christian duty. But how can we determine whether we’re merely doing tasks or building relationships? My daughter started helping...

Ding! Ding! Navigating the Noise of Notifications

Written by Lyndi Fultz

Scriptural insights can help us navigate the modern demands of digital communication. In essence, we must show respect and protect ourselves.  Ding! Text: “Do you want to meet...

Beyond the Bloom: What Flowers Teach Us About Comparison

Written by Monica Ebersole

Opportunities to learn are all around us. Even small flowers can teach big lessons about the pitfalls of comparing ourselves to others.  Have you ever found yourself in this scenario?...

Dealing With Elephants

Written by Lynda Wasser

Metaphors abound to describe life’s inconveniences and heavy challenges. We all need inspiration and perhaps a different perspective to lift the weight. It has been suggested that if...

Making Our Wedding Dress

Written by Chant’a Collier

Are there lessons of practical Christianity that we can learn from the process of making a wedding gown? I love weddings! I enjoy reading stories about “all things wedding.”...

“Abide in My Love”

Written by Erica Golden

The enduring love of God is a theme found throughout the Bible in both Old and New Testaments. What does it mean to abide in His love? Everyone wants to be loved. Actually, everyone needs...

More Than a Meme

Written by Debbie Pennington

What’s in a meme? Let’s take a moment to think more deeply about this modern method of communication. Memes can be a fun, shorthand way of communicating among good friends....

Keep Your Heart With All Diligence

Written by Janel Johnson

To “keep” is to guard, preserve, be faithful to and maintain. It’s a responsibility to protect and care for. How can I keep my heart with diligence? When I was a young...