As a smart, strong, hard-working pastor’s wife, maybe you have been tempted to believe you can do it all – by yourself – without any help. While you could try going it alone, we’re here to tell you the challenging journey of ministry is so much more beautiful when you take it with people who …
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Life can be a challenge, at times it can be down-right difficult. We all walk through seasons where we feel as if we are barely hanging on. Seasons of discouragement, failure and even unfulfilled dreams can cause us to waiver in our faith. The disappointment of marriage, motherhood, and even ministry can lead us to doubt. Perhaps, you’ve been faced with a difficult season of health or financial issues; hardships that linger can cause us to lose hope. The longer the season, the more difficult it can be to stand. In seasons like these it’s so important that we are rooted and grounded in truth.
One thing that I have noticed over the many years that I have served as a wife to a minister is that staleness can creep into a woman’s life when she begins to base who she is, or her identity, on a performance standard set by others.
I have faced criticism in my life, as both a pastor’s wife and a human. I have come to the realization that although it hurts, not everybody is going to like me, and that is ok.
Have you taken the time to listen lately? While the numbers suggested by experts vary dramatically, it can be safely assumed that the average person speaks millions of words in their lifetime!
“I’m sooo hot! God if you don’t help me I’m going to lose my mind!” I know at first glance it appears that I’m talking about what all women will experience,
In his classic book True Spirituality, the late Frances Schaeffer said that the true spiritual battle and the loss of victory are always in the thought world.
The feminist movement of the last thirty years has given us a lot of angry and frustrated women who are determined to prove to themselves and everyone else——particularly to men—that they can do anything a man can do and do it better.
During our Live Web Event on marriage, the question was asked how we as pastors’ wives should handle a female church member’s “friendliness” toward our husbands.
The Trinity is made up of three co equal Persons who are one is essence: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
