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Are anxiety and depression always a sin—or can they be a response to trauma? This powerful teaching helps Christian women discern the difference, offering biblical insight, compassion, and hope. Learn how trauma affects the body, when worry becomes spiritual, and how to walk in healing without shame. You are not broken—you are loved, seen, and supported by a God who heals.

Emotional abuse in Christian homes is real—and often hidden behind Scripture and silence. One in four women in the church are suffering in secret, believing God expects them to endure it. This powerful teaching exposes the patterns of emotional abuse, its long-term effects on women and children, and offers biblical clarity, hope, and healing. You don’t have to stay silent. God sees. And there is help.

In the journey of faith, Christians are not immune to the struggles and challenges that life throws at us. One of these challenges we all...

Yoga means to Yoke or Unite oneself with the universe or gods of the practice. This Hindu religious practice serves to worship over 33...

I have been taking the ladies in my Titus Group Bible Study through the book of Philippians. As we study this fantastic letter the...

I have been taking the ladies in my Titus Group Bible Study through the book of Philippians. As we study this fantastic letter the...

I have been taking the ladies in my Titus Group Bible Study through the book of Philippians. As we study this fantastic letter the...

Every year I must go between the emotions of great joy that I am a mother of a wonderful daughter and the daughter of a not-so-wonderful...

Growing up with a narcissistic parent can devastate a child's self-esteem and emotional well-being. Here are five signs your parents may...

When I was 20 years old, I woke up one day with this horrible nausea I thought "I must have the flu." After a few days, I took a...