Women

Strong relationships are not built on texting. When it comes to spending time together in person, put the phones away and talk and laugh with each other instead.

These days, it’s almost impossible not to get pulled into the temptation to compare ourselves to others. Illusive perfection consumes every screen, every day, right in our face. But fighting the beast of comparison is a war worth waging. The Bible says the devil comes to steal kill and destroy (John 10:10), and this is one of the most effective ways he does so with women. Here are 10 things God wants you to remember when you start to compare yourself:

In a broken world that seeks to blur the lines between genders (or even deny them outright!), it is easy to feel minimized as a woman, but you are empowered by God to be who He called you to be!

While the Bible doesn’t specifically outline Jochebed's character qualities, we can certainly see them lived out in how she responded to her difficult situation. There is much to emulate from Moses' mother's character.

We can tell how beloved women are to God by how radically Jesus treated women as he walked the earth. He broke every societal rule to include, encourage, and uplift women--and believes in you the same way.

The story of Leah, Rachel, and Jacob is quite a dramatic love triangle. But it can teach us lasting lessons about how to be secure in God and God alone.

With one eye looking for guidance, and your other eye on who God might want you to mentor, don’t be surprised at the opportunities He gives you.

Someone says, “You know, God will never give you more than you can handle.” And you wonder, can that be right?

God made women to be loving and nurturing, but sometimes as singles it can be hard to have an outlet. But God never wastes the gifts he gives us.

They desired to serve the Lord in whatever capacity they were called, sometimes breaking through cultural expectations of their gender. Here are 5 characteristics of women in the Bible that modern women today can emulate.