What comes to mind when you hear the phrase "biblical womanhood"? If the image is boring, weak, or ineffective, get a new picture.

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Is it effective to spend most of your energy complaining about the world?

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When we bow to God's authority, we will find Him redeeming and restoring our lives, our marriages, our churches, and culture.

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Why is our world so full of conflict?

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Are femininity and masculinity things of the past? In an era where gender blending is becoming the norm, Nancy takes you back to the basics.

If God is the Creator of all of life, then He is also the sovereign ruler over all that He has created—and that includes us.

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Did God create men and women with unique roles? Nancy says answering that question is very important because it involves God’s glory.

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You are following a creed; everyone is. Even if you don’t think creeds are important, a set of beliefs guide your daily actions.

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As a child, Jacque was abandoned by her dad and abused by another man. She grew up distrusting men, and it led to a series of bad choices.

For Jacque, hurt came from an absent father and abuse from other men. She responded in anger and resentment toward all men.