Do you ever feel like you’re pouring yourself out to others without getting anything back? Nancy talks about the rewards of being a servant.

It’s easy for people to drift and to think ministry is about us rather than the Lord. Nancy helps us make sure we’re serving for the right reasons.

Karen Loritts suggests that you need three types of friends: Someone who is more mature in faith than you, someone who is a peer, and someone you can mentor.

Karen Loritts went through a season of life she calls her “meltdown.” She needed a group of godly friends to walk with her through this time.

Do you ever feel like your spouse is your enemy? Donna Otto has.

There is a strong pull toward busyness—even busyness doing important work—that will rob your home of joy.

When women mentor other women in practical areas like meal planning, something spiritually significant is taking place.

When you get ready to teach a passage of Scripture to others, it won’t be very effective unless you preach it to your own heart first.

When you get ready to teach a passage of Scripture to others, it won’t be very effective unless you preach it to your own heart first.

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When you get ready to teach others, how do you prepare? Pastor Eric Mason says Bible study helps could be meaningless unless you have a heart of repentance.