The Shunnamite woman is much like many strong, prophetic women in my time and place right now, and I want to offer encouragement to gutsy, outspoken, take-action women of God to keep stepping up.
“It is crucial that American laws and policies recognise that the physical differences between men and women matter,”
“An unconscionable act by an agency tasked with upholding public safety and a pure sop to the abortion industry.”
Definitions of a ‘man’ and a ‘woman’ going woke.
Restrictions have been lifting around the country and lockdowns seem like a thing of the past, but pandemic fatigue still exists.
Taking the next step and being vulnerable by sharing is a great way to spark conversations that lead to talking about Jesus. Simply sharing your story is powerful because you never know what that simple act of vulnerability can do in someone’s life.
Every mother, if she’s honest, will tell you that motherhood is both their greatest honour and hardest struggle. Loss of identity, parenting fails and search for purpose are just some of the issues mothers face every day.
The transformation of Youssef’s life was a testimony to those around him and opened the door for his wife to accept Christ as her Saviour.
When things don’t go as planned and unexpected problems come up, it can be hard to deal with. It’s normal to feel worried, confused, and scared. That’s where organisations like Pregnancy Help Australia can help.
“I’m the first to admit that I have found prayer difficult at times. Sometimes I wonder why we pray at all if God already knows everything we need.” – Melinda McCredie
The truth is, growth hurts! It kills actually. It kills our pride, our self-sufficiency, our sinful desires and our hidden agendas.
Often our pursuit of wholeness can feel exposing and overwhelming. But the only way to inner healing is confronting our brokenness head on, not covering it up.
This is a question that Melinda has been asking herself a lot lately. Not only if she actually does it, but whether or not it’s a good thing.
Melinda never thought being labelled ‘too nice’ was a bad thing, until she realised it limited her ability to become everything God made her to be.