How to Find Real Rest in Any Season
Finding real rest can be difficult when life is full of struggles, responsibilities and distractions. Discover how you can rest, no matter your circumstances.
Wycliffe Women of the Word is designed to connect you to Scripture, help you grow in your walk with God and allow you to recognize your God-given value as a woman.
The truth is that when women are affirmed and encouraged — by the knowledge that God made them, knows them, loves them and has designed a specific role for them to play in his Kingdom that no one else can — they’re better equipped to reach others with the power of Scripture.
And that can change families, communities and the world.
Listen to Our Podcast!
The Wycliffe Women of the Word podcast is like spending an hour having coffee with your best friends and trusted mentors. Listen in as hosts Beth and Jenn chat with musicians, authors and missionaries about topics ranging from what books and music they’re enjoying, to the profound spiritual truths God is teaching them. #AlltheFeels
Living Inside-Out: A Conversation With Christy Nockels
As a young and busy mom, worship leader Christy Nockels had a realization that changed everything: She’d been living her life in the wrong order. Find out how Christy went from being controlled by her schedule to living and ministering from a heart of rest.
Named By Jesus: Invited Into Purpose
The words and labels we internalize about us can carry incredible power, and they can often be hard to outrun. Two people in Scripture know this well: Simon Peter and Mary Magdalene.
Relational Prayer: Talking With God as His Friend
When we treat prayer like a transaction — an exchange of our pious words for God's services — we can become convinced that God doesn't hear us or care about us. But what would it look like to treat our prayer lives as relational instead of transactional?
Seen by Jesus: Invited Into Dignity
Being seen, acknowledged and known by Jesus gives us a steadiness that allows us to name, own and move beyond our brokenness rather than be defined and bound by it.
From Bitterness to Freedom: Four Things to Know About the Journey of Forgiveness
Forgiveness can be much like climbing a steep mountain path. What do we need to know as we begin the journey from wounded bitterness to breathtaking freedom?
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