One Woman's Faith

onewomansfaith

  • A Must Read

    Women of all ages are not exempt from the struggles of finding out who they are and where they belong in this great big world. All nationalities, all races, all social classes -we all have the same inner battles –… Continue reading

    A Must Read

  • Sing Praise Back

    My keyboard is often both a great friend and a stubborn mocker. For over two weeks now I have sought, unsuccessfully, for words ample enough to express what is in my heart. I sat down several times and began to… Continue reading

  • House Hunting

    House hunting – two words that can unload buckets of stress into a person’s life. As you travel from domain to domain in search of the perfect fit for your family, sometimes discouragement has a tendency to creep in. Especially… Continue reading

  • Knowing Him

    Sometimes, the distant (and recent) past turn me into an incapacitated pillar of salt, much like Lot’s wife. Stormie Omartian says it like this, “…even the good things of your past can keep you from allowing God to do a… Continue reading

  • Stay Salty

    The world’s pull is subtle. It’s insidious tendrils never appear as a Goliath in size but are just as mammoth in the potential destruction they hold. The world will siphon off our strength when we are looking to anything or… Continue reading

  • Sing Soul, Sing

    Today is a new beginning, a chance to live free, Not bound with bonds of sin and shame. When the enemy taunts my soul these hours, and dares to accuse my earthly name, May I look to You, my heart… Continue reading

  • By Faith

    By faith – two simple yet powerful words. By faith the walls of Jericho fell. By faith a harlot found redeeming life. By faith Abel offered a more excellent sacrifice. By faith Enoch found divine favor. By faith Noah built… Continue reading

  • It Is Written

    It was a summer day, 4 years ago this past June, when the Lord gently reminded me His Word is always enough. My mind had been racing around the track of “what if.” With every turn, I felt the enemy… Continue reading

  • Let it Go

    It appears to me I can take a long time in learning – even the simplest things. I am thankful my Father is a patient teacher. Lately (and by lately, I mean the past 8 years) there has been a… Continue reading

  • A Choice to Remember

    If you have heard me speak, or known me for any length of time, you know I talk alot about perspective – probably because mine is constantly in need of re-adjustment. If I am to be honest with you now,… Continue reading