As Christian women, we're called to honor God with our bodies, minds, and spirits (1 Corinthians 6:19-20).

The Bible teaches us that our faith should be the foundation of our lives (Matthew 7:24-27). However, many of us put our family responsibilities first, leaving little time for prayer, study, or service.

As women, we often focus on praying for our families, especially our husbands. But we cannot forget about our own salvation. We must prioritize our relationship with Jesus

While sex is an important aspect of your marriage and a beautiful connection it's not a solution

As a Christian woman, you may think that marriage advice doesn't apply to you if you're divorced or single. But God's wisdom and principles for building strong relationships extend far beyond the confines of marriage.

As I sit with my dear friend, Heather, in her living room, I can see the tears welling up in her eyes. Her husband, John, has been distant for months, and she's feeling the weight of their crumbling marriage. 'I feel like I'm losing him,' she whispers. 'I don't know how much more I can take.

Surrendering our loved ones to God is not easy, but it's necessary. It's necessary for our own growth, our own trust, and our own peace. When we surrender, we're not losing control; we're gaining

As Christian women, we often struggle with mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, and stress. While these struggles can be overwhelming, it's important to remember that they are not just physical or emotional, but also spiritual.

1. Prepare the oil: Use a dedicated bottle of olive oil, separated from other uses, and pray over it, asking God to consecrate it for this purpose (Exodus 30:22-33).

2. Gather your family: Invite your loved ones to participate in…

I remember my seasons of singleness and the struggles that came with it. The feelings of loneliness, self-doubt, and anxiety seemed to creep in like a thief in the night. The search for love and validation in all the wrong places, only to find