Women Teaching Women

         “….‘And the greatest of these is love.’  You see, of all that God is, it is most important that He is love. It is His greatest characteristic. He could have emphasized His justice and wrath, He could have emphasized His power, but He chose to emphasize His love. Where would we be without His love?”               The preacher’s voice rand loudly throughout the small sanctuary, almost deafeningly, and several hearty “Amens” echoed back. But some in the congregation knew that the preacher wasn’t quite right. Where did he go wrong? Well, first of all, he was misapplying Scripture, since 1 Corinthians 13 is not teaching that love is God’s choicest attribute. Secondly, the preacher didn’t know God as he should have as a minister in the pulpit, and this is to his shame; for if he were to know the God of the Bible, he would have been unable to bring himself to say what he did.      ...

Everyone has a different way of managing their time. Some people prefer planners while others use bullet journals. Some find “brain dumping” very useful while others use detailed diagrams and schedules to plan every minute of their day. Whether or not you use a specific method of managing your time, I think we all can agree how important managing your time is. Especially as I’ve been growing up into adulthood, I’ve learned to appreciate and see the necessity of planning my time. We will discuss a few techniques to help you manage your time, whether you are a busy college student like me or a stay-at-home mom with a lot on your mind. But remember throughout all of these methods that your focus in all of this must be fixed on God. Make sure you plan your time and make your goals with God’s will as your priority, otherwise I promise you will find yourself in a very frustrating place! There are a few methods of planning out my time that I have found very useful. First, I have ...