Godly Women Blog

Tears for Somalia

Written by Karen Meeker

Drought and famine have a human face, and it is heartrending. The image of the face of a starving child is heartrending. Just go on YouTube, type in “Somalia drought” or “Somalia...

Let God Write the Story of Your Life!

Written by Dee Kilough

In the midst of a trial, I asked God to lead me through the Scriptures to right attitudes and conclusions. The journey has been transforming, and I have only one regret. Everyone goes through times...

Perspiration, Perspective, Perception—and Alliteration!

Written by Janel Johnson

Allow me to share some meditations on an August day. Now that August has arrived, end-of-season swimwear sales are popping up in newspaper and online ads. Only one thing prevents me from pursuing...

Bearing Fruit

Written by Mary Hendren

The pear tree in my dad’s yard is over 100 years old and continues producing fruit. It’s still an inspiration to me. The Kieffer pear tree in the picture is more than 100 years old,...

“Ma’am, You Are Going the Wrong Way”

Written by Judy Swanson

God can help us in many ways, even when we don’t know we need help. Here’s the story of a time I’m convinced God helped me and my two small children. “The angel of the LORD...

Stories of Blessings From Camp and Beyond

Written by Kathleen Giza

The teen campers I got to know this summer made a wonderful impact on my life! Now that they are back in your local areas, please hear their stories and share yours with them. Help build the...

The Basics of Meaningful Conversation 101

Written by Karen Meeker

Communication can be tricky. Here are some tips. The other day I read a post from a friend that brought a smile to my face. Her family recently received a blessing times two—twins. The...

Rising to Fight Again

Written by Lynn Marshall

From the Tour de France to the World Equestrian Games, feats of perseverance amaze us. These stories of physical endurance can inspire us in our spiritual quest. Cadel Evans, twice runner-up in...

Change of Heart: Repentance or Sorry I Got Caught?

Written by Susan Scott Smith

In dealing with my own child and the students in my classroom, I have encountered scenarios very similar to what happened at the threshold of the Promised Land. Consider these scenarios: I ask...