Godly Women Blog

Things My Mama Taught Me

Written by Janel Johnson

Can mothers really change the world? I think the things my mama taught me would go a long way toward promoting a more peaceful world. It seemed fitting in this week preceding a national...

Lessons From Sarah

Written by Glo Diliberto

Sarah is one of the most influential women of the Bible. But who was she really? What can we learn from her that would apply to us today? Sarah sat in the entrance to her tent watching in...

Mourning: Can I Be of Any Help?

Written by Karen Meeker

When friends or family members are suffering loss, how can we support them and ease their pain? I distinctly remember thinking how bittersweet that Last Great Day was. My sister had missed the...

How Does Your Garden Grow?

Written by Becky Bennett

Springtime inspires thoughts of gardens and growth. All these green, growing things can serve as reminders to us of what we want to produce in our lives. It’s spring! After months of...

RSVP: My Daughter’s Wedding, the Royal Wedding and the Most-Anticipated Wedding of All

Written by Tanya Horchak

Having just helped plan my daughter’s wedding, I look at the royal wedding and the biblical marriage of the Lamb with fresh insights. The wedding of the year is almost here. Prince William...

“God Brought Us Together”

Written by Judy Servidio

What can we learn from foot washing that can help us be a blessing throughout the year? We’ve just celebrated another New Testament Passover. The first part of this special Christian...

Weddings, Wives and Crowns

Written by Ellen Buchanan

The royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton and my brother’s wedding share a common thread: the potential for an excellent wife to be her husband’s crown. Earlier this year,...

How to Get Rid of Leaven

Written by Judy Swanson

We can help put out the spiritual leaven—sin—by putting in the words of Christ. Why not take some time to read the Gospels? The last couple had left, and I found myself gazing around...

The Problem With Worry

Written by Glo Diliberto

Women can tend to internalize worry; at least I know I do. We worry about jobs, family, finances, health and a myriad of other things that prey continually on our minds. And now, with all that is...