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Coming January 21, 2026!
Unlock the Power of Female Discipleship: Discover the Lessons and Blessings from the Women Who Walked with Christ
Discover how the women who walked with Christ during Holy Week can inspire and transform your faith journey. Through 40 days of scripture and prayer, plus six additional days exploring the lives of specific female disciples, For Such a Time as This celebrates the significant role women played in Christ’s earthly ministry and reveals the timeless lessons we can learn from them today.
– Experience a deeper connection with God as you dive into the stories of courageous and faithful women
– Embrace your identity as a beloved daughter of Christ and find strength in the examples of female discipleship
– Transform your relationship with Christ and others through the powerful lessons and insights from the women who walked with him
In For Such a Time as This, you will find:
– Daily devotions that highlight the lives and contributions of women in the Bible
– Reflection questions and guided prayers to help you apply the lessons to your own life
– In-depth studies of specific female disciples, including Mary Magdalene, Mary and Martha, and the Virgin Mary
– A deeper understanding of Jesus’ ministry and teachings through the perspectives of these faithful women
Don’t wait any longer to unlock the wisdom and inspiration of these remarkable female disciples. Buy now to discover the transformative power of their stories in your own life.
Proverbs and pearls
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Redefining Women’s Faith Practices
Many women today navigate their faith outside traditional Christian norms, feeling excluded yet longing for authenticity and connection. Spirituality can be woven into daily life through prayer, journaling, and art. Building inclusive communities fosters vulnerability and growth, encouraging women to explore their faith and create welcoming spaces for all.
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The Power of Being the ‘Wrong’ Person
Alice Cooper acknowledges his Christian faith and the idea that God uses imperfect individuals for His purpose. The author reflects on personal insecurities and doubts about being chosen by God, emphasizing that everyone has flaws, yet these imperfections make their testimonies powerful. Ultimately, God’s grace allows the “wrong people” to lead others to Christ.
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Why Christians Can Complain About Work
The author argues against the notion that Christians should endure difficult work situations without complaint. Citing Biblical figures Moses and David, the piece emphasizes that it’s acceptable to voice concerns and seek justice in the workplace. Complaining can be constructive when paired with a search for solutions, fostering a healthier work environment.
About Me
Hi, i’m Briana bass
I write romance stories for modern Christian women and create resources to encourage and empower women on their faith journeys. A certified professional coach, I served fifteen years as a youth volunteer with multiple denominations, worked in higher education for eleven years, and hold a Bachelors in English from Manchester College.
Briana Bass 