As the snowflakes begin to fall, I become a child again. I love to catch snowflakes on my tongue. I love to watch the first snow of the season gently change the landscape. I especially love the giant snowflakes that look like angels in flight. They are my favorite.

I am full of childlike wonder as the world changes from orange to white.

As the world shifts, my heart becomes light. I think of times in my youth of sliding down the hills of snow on a sled. I can even hear the ‘shushing’ of my skis right now. I hear the echo of friends calling through the hills of white.

I cannot help but smile and feel like warm cocoa inside.

Becoming a child again helps me to see the world through a fresh set of eyes. No longer do I have the weight of the adult world on my shoulders.

I am free to be silly. I am free to laugh. I am allowed to do anything I want. Wow, this feels good!

This time, I am going to go through the Christmas season with the eyes of a child. I am going to e...

The lights are twinkling, the to-do lists are growing, and the calendar is filling up fast.

In all the excitement and preparation for the most wonderful time of the year… let us pause and ask:

Are we choosing relationship—or just checking off responsibilities?

In the weeks leading up to Christmas, Christian women often feel the pressure to perform. We decorate, plan, shop, and host. But sometimes, the one thing that matters most—the relationship—gets buried beneath it all.

1. God Prioritized Relationship First

Before the cradle, before the cross, there was connection.
God walked with Adam and Eve in the garden. He spoke to Moses face-to-face. He sent His Son not just to save us—but to dwell among us.

📖 “And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins.” – Matthew 1:21 (KJV)

This is the heartbeat of Christmas: God drawing near. Should we not do the same?

2. Forgive Before the Feast

Holiday gatherings can be ...

The countdown is nearly complete.
Presents are tucked under trees.
Plans are in motion.
And yet… for many Christian women, the week before Christmas feels anything but peaceful.

There are unspoken expectations, emotional undercurrents, and pressure to make everything feel magical—even if your own heart feels weary.

This is the week when Christian life coaching becomes more than a service—it becomes a sanctuary. A place to breathe, reset, and reconnect with truth.

Let us take a sacred pause together and look at why life coaching matters right now.

1. Because Peace Is a Person, Not a Feeling

When Jesus was born, the angels proclaimed,
📖 “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.” – Luke 2:14 (KJV)

That promise of peace still stands. But it is not found in having a perfect Christmas dinner or pleasing every family member. It is found in Him.

Christian life coaching gently brings you back to that truth. It helps you shift from stress to stillness, not...

Faithful stewardship encompasses the thoughtful management of all that God has graciously placed in our care—not merely our finances, but also our influence, precious time, and the myriad of opportunities that come our way. For many, particularly women who juggle the demands of family, work, and ministry, financial matters often become a source of anxiety and concern.

Yet, when we commit to managing our resources in alignment with God's wisdom, we unlock a profound sense of peace and liberation. We experience the joy of generosity, knowing that we are walking in harmony with His divine plan for our lives, embracing each gift as a chance to create positive impact and serve others.

"Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful." — This verse from 1 Corinthians 4:2 (KJV) emphasizes the importance of faithfulness in stewardship. It reminds us that we are entrusted with resources by God, and we are called to manage them with integrity and diligence.

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Are You Living the Purpose God Has Called You To?

Have you ever asked, "Am I truly living out the purpose God has called me to?" As Christian women, we desire to align our lives with God’s will, yet the busyness of life, personal doubts, and unclear direction can often make us feel like we are falling short. Is your life filled with peace and fulfillment, or does it sometimes feel more like an endless to-do list, leaving you spiritually drained?

If you feel disconnected from your purpose or are questioning how to live in alignment with God's plan, you are not alone. Many Christian women wrestle with this same uncertainty. But here's the truth—God has designed each of us with a unique purpose, and the path to that purpose begins with clarity and spiritual alignment.

Why Purpose Matters

As Proverbs 19:21 (KJV) tells us, "There are many devices in a man's heart; nevertheless the counsel of the Lord, that shall stand." This scripture reminds us that though we may have many plans and...

As Christian women, we know that our physical health and relationships are two vital areas that deeply impact our overall well-being. The Bible reminds us of the importance of stewarding both our bodies and our relationships, and when we align these areas with God's truth, we thrive.

Your Body is God’s Temple

1 Corinthians 6:19-20 (KJV) tells us: "What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's."
This verse is a beautiful reminder that we must honor God by caring for the bodies He has entrusted to us. When we prioritize our health, we are not only better equipped to serve the Lord, but we also have the energy and vitality to nurture the relationships in our lives.

Taking care of our health is a form of worship. Eating nutritious foods, exercising, getting enough sleep, and managing stress can be act...

Withdrawing to Pray Like Jesus

In our world of constant noise, schedules, and demands, Christian women often struggle to find quiet moments with God.

We long for deeper connection, yet we feel pulled in too many directions — family, work, ministry, friendships, obligations.

But then we look at Jesus.

“And he withdrew himself into the wilderness, and prayed.” — Luke 5:16 (KJV)

If Jesus, the Son of God, needed to regularly withdraw and pray,
how much more do we?

💔 The Lie: “I am too busy to spend time with God.”

This is a lie many women believe without realizing it.

It sounds like:

• “I will pray when life settles down.”

• “God understands how busy I am.”

• “I need to get everything else done first.”

But here’s the truth:

Truth Declaration:
“Time with God is not extra — it is essential. My soul is nourished in His presence, and my life is strengthened by His Spirit.”

 

🌿 Why Did Jesus Withdraw?

People, needs, and opportunities surrounded Jesus.
But He...

Special seasons during the year provide me with a feeling of gratitude. At those moments, I take time to reflect on my blessings. Most of my blessings are a result of the support I get from loved ones.

My connection with my family and friends deepens during special times each year. When I am prompted to reflect on the good times in my life, I immediately reach out to them. Family gatherings, gift-giving, singing Christmas carols, and special meals are also inseparable parts of Christmas. 

I use each opportunity I get to tell my family how important they are. It is easy for me to pinpoint their influence in my life.

When I am at odds with a friend, special seasons allow us to rekindle our relationship. I use those times to consider the role we play in each other's lives. I acknowledge that a season of caring and love is the best time to offer and receive forgiveness.

Houses aglow, parties with friends, and memories made with family—Christmas truly is the most wonderful t...

Career Confidence & God-Ordained Influence

Whether you work in ministry, the marketplace, education, healthcare, media, or at home — your career is not a coincidence. It is a mission field. God has placed you where you are for such a time as this.

"And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;" — Colossians 3:23

When you show up at your job, your business, or your home office, do so with Kingdom confidence. The enemy often attacks women with lies like:

• “You’re not qualified.”
• “You’re just faking it.”
• “You should have it all figured out by now.”

These are the voices of imposter syndrome. The truth? You are called, equipped, and positioned by God Himself.

Building Career Confidence:

Discover your strengths. Utilize tools such as the DISC personality assessment and the Equipping Profile, which are designed to help you gain deeper insights into how God has uniquely equipped you for leadership. These assessments can reveal your natural ten...

The Christmas holiday season is supposed to be a wonderful time for you and your family. But, sometimes, the stresses leading up to the holidays make it seem like quite the opposite. Remember that there are ways to enjoy yourself and survive the holiday crunch even in poor economic times.

Saving Money

Chances are you will be spending money during this holiday season. Through careful planning, you can make a small budget go quite a long way.

Consider the following holiday money-saving suggestions:

1. Conserve Throughout the Year. Most women let the holidays creep up on them. Suddenly, they realize it is only weeks before the holidays, and they need to start preparing. You cannot pull money out of nowhere, and you should resist the urge to put all of your purchases on credit. If you have done this in the past, you know first hand that you may still be paying for last year's gift charges for years!

* Try automatically withdrawing a small sum of money from every paycheck that g...