Godly Women Blog

The Priceless Gift of God

Written by Chant’a Collier

Fine jewelry is just a physical reminder of something very precious I want to pass on. Here are three ways to share God’s gift of beautiful character. Every few months a major national...

Read the Bible in a Year

Written by Susan Scott Smith

A member of the Church of God, a Worldwide Association, shares her reflections from reading the entire Bible in 2013 and looks forward to the 2014 program. In the past few years our Church has...

By Choice

Written by Andrea West

Choices made in the past have given us the gift of human life. What can we learn from these choices that will give us direction toward everlasting life? As we grow up, we learn about and are...

Can We See Farther in the Dark?

Written by Nancy Diraison

Going through trials is never easy. But what I saw from that dark mountain helped me appreciate the long-range vision God wants all of us to have. I once heard it said that suffering triggers the...

From Fear to Faith

Written by Andrea West

I was a fearful child. My fearful state continued through my teen years until one evening when I was about 19, God began to free me from my prison of fear.  My parents weren’t fearful...

L.O.V.E.: Writing Encouraging Cards

Written by Shannon Foster

Sometimes it is difficult to know what to say in a card to a friend who is struggling with a trial. What are some ways we can use words to encourage others? It seems as if more and more people are...

Answered Prayers: Sometimes Bittersweet

Written by Susan Scott Smith

Have you ever prayed for something for a long time—say to sell your house—only to find yourself sad when God answered that prayer? That happened to me. About nine years ago we...

The Light on a Hill

Written by Lynn Marshall

An experience getting lost on a dark night during my childhood taught me some important lessons that I still value today. My “backyard” growing up as a child in Australia was as ideal...

We Stand to Inherit a Lot!

Written by Becky Bennett

Inheritances today can come with problems—squabbling heirs, hurt, anger and, of course, grief. I long for an inheritance that has none of these issues! I remember playing the Game of Life...