Godly Women Blog

A Rainy Day in Rwanda: Lessons From a Polaroid

Written by Karen Meeker

Revisiting the wonders of photography and travel helps me to remember another wonder that allows me to see myself—the Holy Bible. When poet Robert Burns penned his famous line, “O...

The Smoking Litterbug: Impressions of a 3-Year-Old

Written by Chant’a Collier

Sometimes we don’t realize the impressions we are leaving on little ones. Our example is extremely important. As my granddaughter and I stopped at the red light, I glanced in the rearview...

Misinterpreted

Written by Debbie Pennington

Have you ever had someone misunderstand your words or tone in a conversation? What should we do about it? Have you ever been verbally accosted because of someone’s misperception of what you...

Faith and Healing: When God Answered Immediately and When He Did Not

Written by Pam Rehm

I know God answered our prayer as we were spinning out of control! That kind of experience builds faith. But when He doesn’t answer right away—that’s when it takes faith. I was...

Daily Spiritual Inspections

Written by Helen Dubois

My experience on the job helps me see the importance of regular spiritual inspections. How often should we inspect ourselves spiritually? Once a year just before taking the bread and the wine of...

Remembering the Plan of God

Written by Rachel Koenig

I have many memories, some painful and many joyous, tied into the festivals of the Bible. For me, these memories give additional depth to the meaning of God’s festivals. This time of year...

Commitment: Is It About to Become Extinct?

Written by Susan Scott Smith

Recently Captain Francesco Schettino came under a barrage of criticism for abandoning his sinking cruise ship off the coast of the Tuscan island of Giglio in the Mediterranean. When we heard about...

Lost and Found: Lessons From Life and the Parables

Written by Karen Meeker

For me, feelings of loss or being lost are the stuff of nightmares. Jesus’ three parables about lost things convey object lessons that still resonate with me today. It was hard to shake my...

What Is More Important: What I Do or What I Am?

Written by Judy Swanson

My self-examination must go deeper than my actions, into my inner character. My husband considers me a person who is always doing—always on the go, always trying to accomplish something....