By Courtney Reissig The topic of women in the church is often debated in our evangelical circles. Whenever people bring up the subject the inevitable questions quickly arise: What can women do? What can’t women do? Should women teach men? Should women teach teenage boys? Should women have a voice in decision making? And so...

  By Trillia Newbell Last week I surveyed people in search for anyone who had completed their 2013 New Year’s resolution. I had intended to write a news story for my local paper featuring these resolution warriors.  I came up with one lady who had completed a trip she wanted to take and a friend...

By Trillia Newbell Along with Bible reading plans, many of us will pick up books to read in 2014. I asked a few of our writers to share what they’ll be reading this year. I intentionally asked for books that were not only new releases; but don’t worry, we will share about many of the...

By Trillia Newbell   It’s that time of year again. That time we set goals for everything from exercising to reading. And if you are like many, you might be on the hunt for a Bible reading plan. Thankfully, bloggers and organizations have made our search easier. Here is a short list of articles to...

By Trillia Newbell We would like to invite you to walk through a new advent with us for the month of December. Each week we will post an excerpt from Counting the Days, Lighting the Candles by Elyse Fitzpatrick and Jessica Thompson. Here is a description of the devotional via Amazon: Of course we know...

By Trillia Newbell Paula Hendricks has been learning what it means to be needy for God rather than needy for the attention of boys. In this Q&A learn how God helped her fight her boy-craziness and about her new book, Confessions of a Boy-Crazy Girl: On Her Journey from Neediness to Freedom. Why did you...