Godly Women Blog

How to Be a Superstar!

Written by Janel Johnson

It seems we can’t escape the constant entertainment updates splashed across the daily headlines. Are superstar celebrities really to be envied for their behavior? Or could a little...

What Am I Supposed to Learn From This?

Written by Judy Swanson

It is tough to face trials, so it’s important to learn and grow by dealing with them. What am I supposed to learn? How many times have you asked this question while in the midst of a severe...

Love in Action: Prayer Plus

Written by Rachel Koenig

My daughter’s caring concern helped me focus on something more I can do for those suffering trials. I was having a conversation with my young daughter tonight after hearing that a dear...

Making a Difference, One Child at a Time

Written by Dee Kilough

Myrtle Sullivan didn’t allow her disabilities to define her. She found ways to show her love, and the children at church loved her back! The children are adults now, but they knew and loved...

Give Thanks for Fleas?

Written by Becky Bennett

It’s easy to be thankful when things are going well. But can we learn to give thanks in times of trial? Corrie (52) and her sister Betsie (59) arrived at the Ravensbruck concentration camp in...

A Wise Woman Builds Her House

Written by Debbie Pennington

With just weeks left before listing our current home for sale, my husband and I have been thinking quite a bit lately about home repairs, renovations and upgrades. As a woman, I can’t help but...

Moving Through the Pain: Dealing With Relationship Injuries

Written by Becky Bennett

It started out with such a very small injury. But a few months later the pain had become chronic and my range of motion greatly reduced! What I learned about treating this injury has made me think a...

Even Total Strangers Are Watching You

Written by Christa Miller

What kind of influence do you want to be? Whether we think about it or not, whether we like it or not, what we do and say has a lasting impact on others. Our example counts. When I was in third...

The Past: Escape From the Present or Preparation for the Future?

Written by Pam Rehm

Some people seem mesmerized with nostalgia for the past for no purpose; others seek to apply its lessons to today and tomorrow. On a recent trip to visit our daughter in Fort Worth, Texas, we took...