Women’s Ministry: Healing the Ways Women Hurt Each Other
The Power and Pitfalls of Women’s Groups There’s something about groups of women that can be incredibly empowering, but on the other side, deeply destructive. I’ve experienced both. Some groups are healthy and life-giving; others are toxic and draining. And for women, I think this issue begins young. The stereotype of the “mean girl” didn’t […]
Through Agony, Comes Forth Life: How Childbirth Points Us To The Hope Found in Christ’s Death
A few weeks ago, I was reading through the Gospel of Mark and came upon the narrative of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. As I read the words of Jesus “Abba, Father, all things are possible for you. Remove this cup from me. Yet not what I will, but what you will,” I felt […]
Episode 210: Jenny-Lyn de Klerk on 5 Puritan Women
On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared Wilson talks with scholar and author Jenny-Lyn de Klerk about what the lives of five Puritan women teach us about holy living and devotion to God.
Why Every Local Church Needs Spiritual Mothers
Marriage and child-bearing are roles in which the Lord grows women in godliness, displays the gospel, and in which maternal instincts are deepened, but because all women have been created by God with the same physical and sociological traits, all women, whether single or married, have innate, distinct maternal traits.
Jani Ortlund on Serving the Church as a Pastor’s Wife
Should pastor’s wives feel a burden to serve the church in a unique way?
Panel Discussion
An FTC21 Panel Discussion
Strengthening the Body of Christ through Spiritual Disciplines
An FTC21 Session
Loving the Body of Christ through Tragedy
An FTC21 Session
Relishing the Body of Christ through Worship
An FTC21 Session
Dear Discouraged Sister in Ministry
Though your heart and flesh faint under the weight of brokenness and sin, the Lord does not fail to hold onto you.