Do you often talk yourself out of doing things that would bring you happiness, growth, or newfound freedom?
Does it feel as if there are *always* reasons that you simply can’t do something - whether it’s big or small? Does a part of you long to say “yes” - but yet you still say “no”?
Sister, I know exactly how you feel. I’ve dealt with this issue for years - which is how I know that it typically stems from 3 common causes …
Are you on the prowl for fresh, out of the box event ideas to inspire, motivate, and empower your fellow Church sisters?
Are you over the same ‘ole traditional events and want something that speaks to today’s woman? Do you want to get a little artsy and creative in a modern way?
If the answer is yes to any of those questions, you are in the right place! …
Do you want to take your relationship with Jesus to a deeper level but aren't sure how?
Do you struggle with connecting with Him because you don't have a church background; have endured bad relationships (including with men); or just aren't sure how to do this relationship with Jesus thing in general?
I've been there!
One of the ways Jesus facilitates growth in my relationship with Him ('cause He doesn't expect us to do it alone) is through creativity and the arts. More recently, that's included the multi-season series about the life of Jesus called The Chosen. …
Do you constantly compare yourself to others? Does your confidence suffer because of it?
Do you want to break free starting TODAY?
Comparison is a struggle for every woman - but it’s particularly problematic for a Christian woman. When your sense of self-worth is rooted in comparison, you severely limit your growth - and your impact in the Kingdom. …
Are you ready to take a giant step towards leaving people pleasing behind?
And blooming into someone who is perfectly comfortable saying "no"? Or who no longer has such a strong emotional need to please others at the expense of herself? Or God's specific calling on her life?
If your answer is "yes," then sister, have I got an episode for you! …
Sister, have you ever dug into the *real* Rahab? The woman beyond the prostitute label?
Typically, there are three main story points associated with Rahab: she was a prostitute who hide Joshua's spies; she's an example of how God can transform anyone with a past (having been a prostitute); and how she was grafted into the lineage of Jesus (and how amazing that is being she was once a prostitute).
But Rahab was so much more than a prostitute! She was a very bold, courageous, and empowered woman who (a) recognized God's power and sovereignty *and* (b) took incredible action. …
