Musings Of A Sanguine Christian Woman

Accusations fly everywhere as women demand alimony. As much as some if not many demands for alimony, constitute legal robbery, there are genuine cases where alimony is justified. The lines have been blurred as "alimony" is now another word for "gold-digging". This episode highlights a few of the blurred lines in the alimony/compensation saga.

Listen in and share your thoughts, please. Thank you.

As a woman-child up to your adulthood, what has been your experience with other women?

Has it been empowering or demanding?

Have you ever felt like your innate self and character has never been enough in the eyes of other women?

Have you ever felt you had to have achieved or attained some standards before being recognised in the committee of women?

Have you ever been loved by your fellow women for your inner qualities?

In this episode, I share snippets of the pain I have felt when I am told in many words and actions by some other women that I am not enough.

But then I recall that Jesus died for me. And that makes me more than enough.

Listen in, and drop your thoughts and comments on what you hear.

Thank you.

What is submission -- again? How is it defined and what am I being taught it is?

Listen and be amazed😌

Are you really responsible for EVERYTHING -- I MEAN EVERYTHING that happens to you?

That is too much responsibility for anyone, right?

But that is what comes with some "motivational" talks these days, so much so that it is scary.

The focus has been shifted from taking responsibility for "your actions", to taking responsibility for "everything that happens to you".

This is a very dangerous campaign. How? Listen in.

Some have decided to have children ...alone. Not spouse, just them. This raises a lot of questions that this episode addresses...

A recent school of thought has generated a rather heated debate for or against the Body of Christ among Christians.

"Once Saved Forever Saved!"

Is that true or is it "heresy"?

Why is this generating so much buzz in Christiandom?

What do you think? Please listen to what I have been led to say and then share your views on the matter.

This is a two-in-one episode because it also addressed single parenting through IVF. Is it a sin? Is it right or wrong? Why?

I said what came to my mind about it and I hope it helps you make decisions pleasing to Jehovah GOD on the matter.

I look forward to your feedbacks. Shalom!

The craving and the quest for strange beauty demands with questionable origins stem from when Adam and Eve covered themselves with fig leaves after they Fell. The curse of the Fall, makes many feel naked and ugly. Hence the need to wear attachments and go under the knife in search of the perfection that was lost after the Fall. But it's obvious the thirst for perfection is unquenchable. Is the thirst for perfect covering really unquenchable? Or are we drinking from the wrong source? Listen in and share what you think.

Every girl-child has the qualities of a Queen whether she becomes/marries a monarch or not. It's leadership qualities. The ability to shine and spark the shine in others especially women. The grace to inspire and be a heroine. You become a queen when you manifest in your area of influence.

Women are being shamed, should they prefer a ready-made man, while single "rich" men are automatically defined as morally bankrupt, "characterless" and chronic casanovas who lord their money over others. How do we balance this and put matters in proper perspective? As a single woman, if you prefer a struggling man to secure yourself a say in his life when he later becomes rich, then please listen.

Many are not stepping into the Jordan River that will take them to their Marital Destiny, because of the "giants" in the Land. Rather than fight the giants however, they choose to "stone" anyone who talks about the milk and honey that flows in marriage. Are you facing your giants? Or are you fighting the wrong people?