Encouragement for Christian Sisters

Good day sister saints:-) We woke up to snow today!   It's pretty chilly but we're hunkered down in our van with a little heater going. I know people wonder why we aren't in the house while we're here but the simple answer is that we are keeping ourselves ready to go as we won't be here long.  Anyway....we were thankful to see the Fathers creation in snow. So I was in the store quite a while ago and took this picture of a book (that I have no clue what it's about but I wanted the front picture to make a point here). Yes, it's a bold and blunt point but one that some of us need.  I'll be the first to admit that would be me at times.  I thought today I'd talk about how us women should learn to appreciate silence and therefore avoid many pitfalls in our relationships, especially in marriages.  God's Word talks much about watching our words, our tongue and that women are to have a quiet nature.  Let's go over some of them, let them sink in and fo

Good evening sisters in Christ! We are rejoicing in a day that was filled with hard work and there is a great satisfaction in a job well done.  We are plugging away on our garden, a little here and there but not getting anxious because we are starting from ground up, once again.   In this post I want to encourage us all to ponder the question " Do I Need To Be Heard ?"  Culture shows through psychology and all sorts of emotional tests, that women 'just want to be heard'.  Quite honestly, it's not just a woman's issue because pretty much anyone wants to be heard if they think they have something of value to say but my question is do we 'need' to be heard? I see 2 areas in life where women want their voice to be heard.  Personal and biblical. (I'm generalizing everything under those.)  In the personal areas we normally want to share our victories, trials, struggles, thoughts and possibly looking for input while discussing topics etc.  Thes

Greetings sisters in the Lord, Below you will find our article on Women Silent In The Body. I hope it blesses you. ********************************* Thus saith the Lord. Yes, God’s Word instructs women to be silent in the gathering of the body i n reference to teaching and authority over the men in the body.    1 Timothy 2:12-14 Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection.   12  But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.   13  For Adam was first formed, then Eve.   14  And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression. The greek word for silence is:  hēsuchia G2271  Feminine of G2272;  (as noun) stillness, that is, desistance from bustle or language: - quietness, silence.   description of the life of one who stays at home doing his own work, and does not officiously meddle with the affairs of others  silence, quietness From  2272 /hēsyxios   ("calmly quiet") describes