March 26, 2008 |
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Unpacking Submission
The March/April issue's "Special Section" (one topic examined from several angles by various writers) focuses on submission. Brenda Waggoner digs into submission in marriage, and Jan Rubietta explores Jesus' act of submission by going to the cross.
Does Jesus Like Me?
We all know Jesus loves us, but, wondered Jennie McLaurin, does he really enjoy us for who we are? She answers the question with insights gleaned from exploring the question, Does Jesus like me?
Get Over It!
In discussions and arguments, when do you share your piece and when you hold your peace? Get wise pointers from Dori Harrell. |
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January 9, 2008 |
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Combating Sex Trafficking
TCW’s Camerin Courtney introduces their new Cause of the Year: Combating Sex Trafficking, and details what you can do to help stop this evil.
Keri Wyatt Kent
“The kingdom of heaven isn’t just a destination, it’s a movement,” writes Keri Wyatt Kent. Discover how living in the presence of God starts right now in the details in your life.
Married in the Middle
Kay Marshall Strom shares the challenges and triumphs that go with marrying at midlife. |
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Marshele Waddell
The wife of a Navy SEAL, Marshele Waddell explores the emotional and spiritual battlegrounds facing today's military families.
Jodi Leas
The Mother of two sons reflects, with poignancy and humor, on how she's resolved her off-and-on longing for a daughter.
Siri Mitchell
Want to learn how to better pray for believers around the world? Siri Mitchell targets ideas in her article "7 Ways to Globalize Your Faith."
Mary Jenson
The author of Over Salad and Hot Bread (Howard, ISBN# 1-4165-3334-6) affectionately shares the life lessons learned from her friendship with a much older woman. |
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February 28, 2007 |
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Connie Neal
The culturally-savvy Connie Neal tells parents what they need to know about MySpace, the social networking website for tweens and teens.
Keri Wyatt Kent
The author of Oxygen explores three old spiritual disciplines that can breathe fresh air into your conversations with God.
Cheri Mueller and Sally Miller
Friends for more than 20 years, soul sisters Cheri Mueller and Sally Miller share advice for fostering spiritual friendships. (Read more about spiritual friendships in their book, Walk With Me: Two Friends on a Spiritual Journey.) |
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December 13, 2006 |
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Liz Curtis Higgs
Best-selling author and regular TCW contributor Liz Curtis Higgs – fresh on the heels of her Christy Award – offers women a reprieve from guilt: grace. The former “bad girl” (weren’t we all?), and author of Embrace Grace, explains how to accept God’s gift of divine forgiveness and release lingering doubts, fears and regrets.
Kerri Pomarolli
Whether at a women’s retreat or in a smoky comedy club, funnygirl Kerri Pomarolli loves busting stereotypes about what it really means to be a Christian woman. Learn why standup comedy wasn’t Kerri’s idea for a career, but God’s.
Jeanne Winters
As you enter this year’s holiday season, consider incorporating new traditions and time for personal reflection into your celebrations. The author of Inspirational Home shares 12 ways to help make your holiday merry and meaningful.
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| October 4, 2006 |
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Secrets of a Supper Swapping Mom
Trish Berg shares how she and her friends tackle the meal-preparation crunch by consolidating and coordinating their efforts to help each other out.
Unearthing Unearthly TV
Why are shows like Medium and Ghost Whisperer so successful with female viewers? What needs are they tapping into? Holly Robaina explores the answers.
Patricia Raybon
The dynamic NPR commentator and journalism professor, Patricia Raybon, discusses the challenges of cultivating a meaningful prayer life, including how to pray amidst life’s challenging circumstances. |
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| July 26, 2006 |
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Shannon Ethridge
She tackled sexual and emotional integrity in Every Woman’s Battle. In the new Every Woman’s Marriage, Shannon Ethridge and her husband, Mark, discuss the perspectives, expectations and behaviors that torpedo marital relations.
Yada Yada Inspiration
The Yada Yada series may be fiction, but it’s inspiring real-life prayer groups that reflect the diversity and commitment found in the popular books. Author Neta Jackson explains why women connect with the Yada Yada gang.
Lisa Harper
On the heels of her newly-released What Every Girl Wants, a study of the Song of Solomon, the popular speaker and Bible-study author, Lisa Harper, talks about God’s extravagant, outrageous love for us—no matter what size we are.
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| May 4, 2006 |
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Decoding Da Vinci
Dr. Ward Gasque separates fact from fiction in the Dan Brown’s bestseller-turned-blockbuster, The Da Vinci Code. Learn how to use the film to discuss the truth of Who Jesus is with unsaved friends and family.
Kay Warren
She used to be a “soccer mom.” Now the wife of Rick Warren, Kay Warren, author of the bestselling The Purpose-Driven Life, is fighting AIDS globally and caring for those with HIV locally. Kay shares what shook up her comfortable suburban world. |
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| March 13, 2006 |
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Sara Groves
Singer Sara Groves talks candidly about going through a season of doubting. The fruitful result is the blessing of seeing God more clearly and desiring to be His hands and feet to a broken world.
Everything You Need to Know About Marriage, You Can Learn from Salsa Dancing
Mayo Mathers explores the marriage principles she and her husband learned while taking a salsa dance class.
Prayers That Move the Heart of God
Do we need another article about prayer? Yes, indeed, if the one writing it is Nancy Guthrie. Learn how to cultivate a meaningful conversation with the Lord from the author of The One Year Book of Hope.
A Time to Die
The death of a Christian is a strange mix of pain and hope. Esther Bruland sheds light and insight on helping a dying loved one say goodbye to this life and hello to forever in heaven. |
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