The Feed

There’s a rhythm to life, and for many women, especially those over 50, this season may feel like a time of transition—children grown, careers shifting, health changing, or even the question: What now, Lord?

Pouring from a cup, that is empty, leads to burnout, frustration, and spiritual weariness. But pouring from a cup filled by Christ leads to life, joy, and strength for the journey!

When emotions rise, allow yourself a moment to pause. Step back from the frame so God can show you the full picture.

Life has a way of leaving us with scars. We endure hurt, pain, heartache, brokenness, disappointments, betrayal, and various abuses.

As women in our seasoned years, we often look back qon life with a mix of gratitude, joy, and—if we’re honest—sometimes regret.

Some losses catch us off guard, others come slowly, but all are part of our human experience.

The journey ahead may be uncharted to us, but it is already mapped out in the heart of our all-knowing, all-loving God.

We learn how to keep pushing through, but silently, something inside begins to break. Even as women of faith, we sometimes struggle to admit: “I love God, but I’m not okay.”

To every woman who feels the weight of life pressing against her body’s limits—be encouraged! You’re not alone, and you are not forgotten! The Lord is renewing you daily. His strength is made perfect in your weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9), and His grace is more than enough to carry you through every transition, every ache, and every moment of fatigue!

Trusting God for the next chapter doesn’t mean pretending the last one didn’t hurt.

The enemy loves to whisper that your best days are behind you, but God says otherwise!

The enemy often takes advantage of our spiritual blind spots, subtly leading us away from God’s truth.

Jesus sees our worth! A bruised reed can still grow! A smoldering wick can still shine!

Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, Why do I do the things I do?  Or ponder, what drives my actions—love, faithfulness, humility?

Satan is actively working to deceive, distract, and destroy lives right now—not just in theory but in reality.

When you’re tempted, it’s not a sign of weakness—it’s a test of endurance.

“God decided in advance to adopt us into his own family by bringing us to himself through Jesus Christ.

What does it mean to be confident? The world often defines confidence as believing in yourself—being sure of your abilities.

When we consistently speak God’s Word in faith, our spiritual confidence grows.

Embracing positive change may disrupt your relationships. Some may celebrate your growth, while others may resist it.