Blog A Journaling Template for Your New Year’s Resolutions How will you be intentional about the next 365 days? As we close another year and start a new one, there’s much to thank God for, process, pray over, and anticipate. Over… Kristen Wetherell January 1, 2023
Journeywomen What Makes a Woman Great? We often have no idea what we’re doing, but are expected to pretend like we do. But what really makes us great? Kristen Wetherell October 21, 2022
iBelieve Moms, It Is Our Privilege On hard days of mothering, it’s easy to see it purely as a type of suffering, rather than a blessed privilege. And it is a type of suffering. Motherhood is tough. It… Kristen Wetherell July 26, 2019
iBelieve Moms, It Is Our Privilege On hard days of mothering, it’s easy to see it purely as a type of suffering, rather than a blessed privilege. And it is a type of suffering. Motherhood is tough. It… Kristen Wetherell January 31, 2019
iBelieve Moms, It Is Our Privilege On hard days of mothering, it’s easy to see it purely as a type of suffering, rather than a blessed privilege. And it is a type of suffering. Motherhood is tough. It… Kristen Wetherell September 12, 2018
Open the Bible The Only Way You Can Do God’s Will I can’t. Our culture despises those two little words. Hatred for weakness and inadequacy is why we tell our kids never to say, “I can’t.” It’s why we love the inspiring words… Kristen Wetherell May 30, 2018
Blog On Mothering with Chronic Pain Since being diagnosed with Lyme disease about four years ago, my body has been in a daily wrestling match with chronic pain. Some days are easier than others, but my pains are… Kristen Wetherell May 9, 2018
Open the Bible Turn My Eyes from Looking at Worthless Things The eyes are the lamp of the body. It becomes what they behold. Lured by desire and the passions of the flesh, the eyes look upon secret loves too dark for anyone… Kristen Wetherell March 6, 2018
Blog A Question About Christian Satire Love is patient and kind. Our God commands us to love him first and foremost, and to love our neighbor as ourselves—but are we doing this online? Especially when we disagree with… Kristen Wetherell December 21, 2017
Blog Evil Predestined by God’s Hand and Plan Today, we remember the attacks on the Twin Towers in New York City. We lament. We grieve. And we hope. There is nothing new under the sun. What can be said when… Kristen Wetherell September 11, 2017
Open the Bible The God Who Heals She trails behind the crowd, uncertain if she should approach. The mass of people surrounding him overwhelms her; she can’t see what he’s doing, where he’s going, let alone hear him speak…. Kristen Wetherell February 9, 2017
Blog No. 1 | Christ Came into the World Advent begins. With it comes strife, hardship, and sorrow. You wonder how you’ll be able to rejoice this season, if any of Christmas’ delights will delight you, if any of its warmth… Kristen Wetherell November 30, 2016
Open the Bible Seven Lies You’ve Been Telling Yourself About Church Church is so boring… Or is it? I recently finished the short, but loaded, book How Church Can Change Your Life by pastor and author Josh Moody. In less than 100 pages,… Kristen Wetherell February 24, 2016
Open the Bible How to Share Your Testimony When preparing your testimony, ask yourself, “How do the details of my story ultimately point to God’s bigger story in the gospel of Jesus Christ?” Bible teacher Nancy Guthrie explains the importance… Kristen Wetherell September 7, 2015
Open the Bible From Slow of Heart to Burning Hearts Seasons of spiritual dryness can be alarming, exhausting, even downright awful and heart-wrenching. I’ve had days, months even, when coming to the Word and spending time with the Father has felt like… Kristen Wetherell July 31, 2015
Open the Bible Who Then Is This Jesus Christ? Jesus Christ, the Son of God. This is the primary message relayed throughout the Gospel of Mark: Jesus is one with the Father, God in the flesh, full of power and authority… Kristen Wetherell July 9, 2015
