Do you feel unqualified to mentor others because of your personal weaknesses, lack of Bible knowledge, or regrets about your past? You’re not alone. Bertie, too, felt totally unqualified and incompetent for such a task! Single, task-oriented and of retirement...
Moses is one of the most important and interesting men in the history of the Israelites. He had much training in Egypt as the adopted son of the Queen, but this did not prepare him to follow God and lead...
Women, including Christians, have been flooded with messages of empowerment from culture, but how much of this well-intentioned advice is actually biblical? During our time together, Becky Beresford will help us shift away from society’s version of self-empowerment, and we...
Some days our lives feel like the houses Jesus talked about in Matthew 7. The wind and rain beat against every side, and sometimes we hold our breath, wondering if we can withstand another storm. Yet Jesus told the crowd...
Matthew is the only Gospel that begins with a Jewish genealogy leading to the birth of the Messiah. His training and experience as a tax collector caused him to focus meticulously on details and get them right. Yet, Matthew deviates...
Sharon Baloue has done everything from homeschooling her two sons from kindergarten to 12th grade to earning two college degrees. Yet, the Lord led her to an unexpected mission field—tutoring. From the outside, people see the 2,500+ hours she’s spent...
How often do little things keep you stuck in your spiritual journey? Things like hurt feelings, comparisons, petty fears, false guilt? The list is endless because life is full of little things that are negative and hurtful. And when they...
Most Christians agree on the importance of memorizing Scripture, but few actually practice this discipline. We may not know how to get started or maybe we don’t think we have the time to begin. Yet, little else brings the kind...
Let summer be a time to sit quietly and soak in the Word of God. Or grab a friend or neighbor and learn together. Here are few resources to make this summer one of spiritual growth: Grab a good book...
The book of Hebrews overflows with messages of hope, of conviction, of truth, and of God’s love. Sometimes it can be difficult to take it all in and allow it to saturate every part of our lives—from our work to...
This year, The Christian Working Woman is celebrating 40 years of ministry to women in the workplace! Over the last four decades, we have seen the faithfulness of God, and as we look Forward in Faith, we are excited to...
Conflict at work is inevitable. Unmet expectations, difficult clients, disagreeing with a coworker, and so much more can drive wedges between people and teams. Since conflict is part of our regular interactions, it matters how we handle it. Our words...
