Fancy, Don’t Let Me Down When Your Purpose Seems Too Plain. The year was 1999. I was a senior in high school, and according to Shakespeare, “The world was my oyster.” Fun, freedom, and big dreams were staring me in the face as I embra

Purpose doesn’t have to be fancy, y’all.

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A Whole New World God has plans that He is faithful to reveal at the appropriate time I had been flown to New York and shuttled to my company’s headquarters in Connecticut, and I felt a little like I was in a Hallmark movie about a hard

Do you have a sense of your purpose, but feel life is getting in the way of fulfilling it?

Heather BiseApril 14, 2020empower women, purpose, purpose faith, Purpose, faithComment

The Question Joanna Gaines is Afraid to Ask It May Be About Her Purpose This week I watched a fun interview with Chip and Joanna Gaines.  In addition to staring on the TV show Fixer Upper and managing their daily operations of

Sometimes we can get so busy trying to figure it all out that we miss what is right in front of us.

Crystal BreauxApril 7, 2020empower women, purpose, purpose faith, Purpose, faithComment

Who Can Say? Pre-Positioned for a Purpose There was a time in my life when I prayed for weeks asking God’s permission to leave a position I had held many years. Then one day, while reading in the book of Esther, my eyes became glued to

Have you ever felt you were in a position you were designated to be in, yet because of obstacles in your path, you wanted out?

Martha BushApril 2, 2020empower women, purpose, purpose faith, Purpose, faithComment

Take Another Look Yielding to God’s Truth as He Defines Me When I swipe through the many pictures on my phone, I revisit sweet moments that I vowed to never forget:  my son’s first ride without training wheels; my girls dancin

A silent scolding begins. I’ve got to stay focused on what’s important! When did I become so distracted? Is this even the best version of me?

Amy WeatherfordMarch 26, 2020empower women, purpose, purpose faith, Purpose, faithComment

Identity Theft Confessions of a Perpetual People Pleaser  The crime: Identify Theft.  The perpetrator: Me. Identity Theft has become one of the most common crimes amongst Americans today, and it happens so quickly that t

When my focus is on pleasing people, then my focus is not pleasing to God, because I am denying the true satisfaction and power of following His will.

Daisy MarinoMarch 24, 2020empower women, purpose, purpose faith, Purpose, faithComment

Square Peg, Round Hole Finding your identity when you don’t fit in It was the first day of a new Bible Study and I was excited to get started. As the class began, the teacher asked us to introduce ourselves, share what we hoped to learn

Finding our true identity in Christ requires us to embrace these times of growth by remaining faithful even when we feel out of place.

Melanie WheelerMarch 19, 2020empower women, purpose, purpose faith, Purpose, faithComment

Give Me a Sign! How to Make Decisions When the Rubber Meets the Road Somewhere about 15 minutes into my drive I figured out I had put the wrong address in the GPS. One minute I was listening happily to the radio, the next I’m steering w

Did I miss God? Am I in trouble? If so, what for? I better figure it out quick before everything falls apart!

Heather BiseMarch 17, 2020empower women, purpose, purpose faith, Purpose, faithComment

Be a Monica Rescuing Your Identity From Your Past  In an episode of the TV show Friends, Monica was catering a party for her mother, when suddenly she realized one of her fingernails was missing. She went into panic mode when she r

“Pulling a Monica” was a phrase her mother used to identify her mess-ups as a child and obviously did not have confidence that Monica had changed. It reminded me that we have all allowed ourselves to be identified by certain labels. Labels that we have put on our self, or allowed others to put on us.

Crystal BreauxMarch 5, 2020empower women, purpose, purpose faith, Purpose, faithComment