The Christian walk is a way of life, not a passing fad. Join Erin as we consider what “#blessed” might have looked like for the apostles.

John 20:30-31 offers us the “interpretive key” to John’s gospel. With that in mind, let’s walk through this marvelous narrative and see how much the Apostle points us to Christ so that we may believe.

Sometimes, circumstances happen in life that are simply…poetic. Other times the poetry of life is noticeably absent and everything seems to be chaotic. We need to be prepared for all of these times, but how?

Coming back after a brief hiatus, join Erin as we inaugurate a new and improved format for Equipping Eve!

Christmas is nearly here! Amid the busyness, take a few minutes to relax and consider some some gospel-rich carols.

Erin recently saw a church sign that read, “He is divine, we are dibranches.” Get it? It’s hokey, as almost all church signs are, but it does draw us to a fabulous passage of Scripture. Open your Bibles to John 15, ladies, and let’s talk abiding and fruit-bearing.

It’s Equipping Eve’s 100th episode and 5-year anniversary and we are celebrating! Join Erin as she examines a favorite topic—our true identity as Christian women. And don’t miss the details of our 100th episode/5-year anniversary giveaway!

We love the New Testament because it reveals our Savior to us, but we do ourselves and Christ an injustice if we ignore the first half of the story—the Old Testament. Have you ever considered that, for Jesus and the apostles, “Scripture” meant those first 39 books of our Bible?

Not all women grew up as "daddy's girls" or have fond or pleasant memories of their fathers. This can make it difficult to comprehend, appreciate, and rest in the idea of God as our heavenly Father. When we turn to the Bible, though, we see how loving our Father truly is, and it causes us to praise and thank Him for His goodness.

Death and dying are unpleasant subjects, but are realities nonetheless. Still, this world is not our final destination and our death will usher us into our final home. And since all of us will experience death one day—first perhaps the death of loved ones and ultimately our own death—it’s important for us to know how to get home.

The whole of our lives is a witness and a testimony to the Christ we claim to serve. If Christ was faithful even in the mundane things of life, shouldn't we strive for this as well? Listen in, ladies, as Erin considers what it means for us to be faithful in the little things.