This post is by Shaina Weisgerber.

If you hear the words nutrition and hydration and wince, you are not alone. It is not easy to address these parts of our health journey at times. I want to tell you now that you are not alone and I am here to help ...

This post is by Jen Shultz.

It is the time of year where so many of us are emerging from our winter hiding and hibernations. I do not know about you, friend, but I find such hope as we move toward days where the flowers reach for the sun and birds b...

As I stepped carefully out of the car in front of the church, I noticed it was beginning to rain. I remember thinking it was a good thing I wasn’t superstitious—because today was our wedding day.

     “Love is patient, love is kind.”

Father Mike sm...

This post is by Patty Lewis.

Since our theme is Bible study this month, I’ve pondered how to write on the topic. I decided to ask  women who are special and close to me—that I have actually studied God’s Word with—some specific questions about study...

This post is by Tami Rodriguez.

This winter I have started a new morning routine I’m loving. I am getting into the Word much earlier than usual and have found two things I want to share that have really helped me be consistent and enjoy my Bible ...

This post is by Lindsey Bell.

“I want to study the Bible, but I just don’t have time.” Have you ever said this (or thought it quietly to yourself)? 

Listen, I get it.

Between work, kids, errands, and everything else demanding our attention, fin...

This post is by Hannah Oxley.

I was nine years old when I discovered my happy place. I grew up in a small town that was exactly 93 minutes from the nearest Target (or Tar-gét, as we lovingly called it). It was June, and I remember standing on my tip...

This post is by April Ward.

“Chica,” said the gorgeous doctor with a set of fresh French tips and runway hair, “I’m prescribing you ten days of antibiotics, something to get rid of the mucus, and painkillers, just in case. If this doesn’t treat your...

This post is by Shaina Weisgerber.

I don’t actually like setting goals. I think I am so afraid of failing that I tend to lean towards just not making goals at all so I can avoid the downfall when it happens. Anyone relate? 

So what am I even doing ...

This post is by Jen Shultz.

Last spring I offered to help mow the lawn before a storm came in and by mow, I mean ride the lawnmower so my husband could try to push mow where necessary and weedeat before several days of rain. It was a race between...