Welcome to the Women of GraceLife Blog
We wanted to design this blog to help serve our women in both the practical and theological aspects of Biblical Womanhood, as well as encourage you on to greater faithfulness in pure and simple devotion to Christ.
“It is Well with My Soul” Horatio Spafford 1828-1888
We can look at what this man suffered and then read the words of his hymn “whatever my lot, thou has taught me to say, it is well, it is well with my soul”. This man knew what he was writing for he had suffered much.
“Amazing Grace” John Newton 1725-1807
The story of John Newton is one of unbelievable grace and mercy, and the words of his beloved hymn were borne out of God’s amazing grace in saving him.
“To God Be the Glory” Fanny J. Crosby 1820-1915
Frances Jane Crosby, born March 24, 1820, was a prolific writer, with over 8,000 hymns and many poems, and was known as “The Queen of the Gospel Song Writers.”
Should Women Teach Women Theology?
Pastor James unpacks 7 reasons why women must teach other women theology, drawing from Scripture to show that faithful instruction is not optional—it's essential.
Lessons Learned from the Letter to the Corinthians: Written for our instruction
In this series of articles, we will study the first letter written to the church in Corinth to help us diagnose the condition of our hearts and search for the remedy we desperately need.
20 Indispensable Results from Daily Meditation on God’s Word
From The Heart and Home Podcast: Episode #4, The Practice of Christian Mediation, Naphtali wrote out 20 results from Psalm 119 from daily Meditation. We hope [...]
Blessing Those Admitted to Hospital
As believers, how can we love those in the hospital well? How can we show them they are not forgotten? How can we encourage them?
Amelia Hudson Taylor
God had big plans for Hudson Taylor, and He put Amelia in the right place at the right time to be the mother Hudson needed to prepare him. From her, he learned hospitality and to care for others; he learned patience with those who turned away; and he learned the power of prayer in the life of a believer.
Lillian Trasher
It is easy to see God’s sovereignty in Lillian’s life as He continued to put her in the right place at the right time: on the train to meet Miss Perry; the home in Washington to meet the missionary from Egypt; the home of the dying woman to care for the baby and start what would become her life’s work. We also see His faithfulness in providing when it seemed impossible and in ways that we may not expect!
Jeanne d’Albret
Jeanne d’Albret was born on January 7, 1528, in the small kingdom of Navarre, located between France and Spain. Her parents, especially her mother Queen Marguerite, were supporters of reformed writers, teachers, and theologians. Marguerite also offered shelter for the Huguenots (French Protestants) when the king of France started to persecute them.
Why do we study church history?
We need to study church history to see and remember how God has worked over the ages, and that He did not stop working at the close of the canon; He is still working and in control.
