It's hard to show loving kindness especially to those who might have treated us poorly. Let's explore hesed- the Hebrew word for loving kindness and see how it could make a difference in our lives. 

What would it look like to put the interests of others before our own? Join us as we talk about elevating one another and about Sojourn's Martha Esther Grant and the difference it is making in women's lives. 

Courage starts with imagining that things could be different. How might your life be different? 

Jealousy can pop up when we least expect it. Learn some practices that replace jealous feelings with life-breathing thoughts. 

When we step back from what God has woven in us, we see a beautiful weaving. One with imperfections and mishaps, yet one that tells a story of love and possibility. When we see the bigger picture, it gives us perspective on our life. It also calls to us to find meaning and purpose. What will we weave next with our life?

We were made for one another. We can make the choice to be woven into other’s stories in positive, life-giving ways.

We were made for one another. Each one of us have women who have been woven into our story and we in turn are woven into each other’s story. Learn about Mrs. Burgoyne and Dorcas who made a difference in other women's lives.

Emily Lee tells a part of her story of redemption and letting go of shame. 

In the messy middle, we can get stuck in our suffering and our pain. We might keep secrets afraid to let people know what our struggle is which leads to shame. But we don’t have to stay there.

We are woven into God’s bigger story of redemption. Throughout Scripture, God’s story unfolds of the Creation, the Fall, the Redemption and one day the Restoration. We live in the messy middle- redeemed but yet waiting for the day when He restores all things- makes all things right. Now, in the messy middle, he is redeeming our suffering and our brokeness.