Our experiences deeply impact our hearts, and yet it seems many of our counselees have too weighted a view of their experiences. It shapes what they think about God and themselves more than Scripture does. How can we use God’s Word to develop godly introspection in our counselees? Continue Reading →
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How can women be a blessing to their pastors? In a time when women’s ministry is under the spotlight and many churches are seeking to be faithful, we as women need to ask ourselves how we are doing at submitting to and encouraging God’s good design in our churches. Continue Reading →
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Titus 2 is a hallmark passage for women’s ministry models, with good reason. However, more and more it is being used inaccurately, out of context, and as a battering ram for pushing pastors and elders away from overseeing women’s ministry. Sadly, this is the exact opposite of what Paul intended. Continue Reading →
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Body hatred is common, and much confusion surrounds the topic. How should I view my body? Why do I hate my body? The gospel reveals that body hatred begins with a root of a standard we hold and plays out in actions of self-soothing or self-harm. This post will explore the specific application of self-soothing. Continue Reading →
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Body hatred is common, and much confusion surrounds the topic. How should I view my body? Why do I hate my body? The gospel reveals that body hatred begins with a root of a standard we hold and plays out in actions of self-soothing or self-harm. This post will explore first the standard of self-worth and then the specific application of self-soothing. Continue Reading →
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