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Interview: How To Become The Beautiful Wife
By · CommentsABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL WIFE
There was a time when Sandy Ralya’s marriage was in trouble. While she eventually sought guidance from godly mentors and Christian counselors, she didn’t forget the fear and isolation she experienced and knew other women were feeling the same. So in 2003 Sandy started Beautiful Womanhood, a marriage mentoring ministry, to help other women know they are not alone in their struggles. Being a wife has always been a difficult role to understand. It’s not a one-size-fits all formula and with that in mind, Sandy has written The Beautiful Wife so that all women can benefit from her “messy” story and her insights into the value of marriage mentorship.
The Beautiful Wife answers serious questions women have about their roles as wives. Discussing everything from romance and money to beauty, communication, and sex, Sandy challenges women to open up and share their journeys so that together they can see God’s plan for their marriages.
ABOUT SANDY
Since the year 2003, thousands of women have been directly impacted by Sandy’s marriage teachings, attending Beautiful Womanhood small groups led by marriage mentors, and applying The Beautiful Wife mentoring curriculum. This curriculum is a powerful resource praised by bestselling author Shaunti Feldhahn as “an incredible handbook that every woman needs.”
Sandy and her husband Tom have been married since 1980 and live near Grand Rapids, Michigan. They have three adult children and a growing number of grandchildren. When not writing and speaking, Sandy enjoys shopping at yard sales for vintage clothing, cooking, travelling, and drinking really good coffee, (black is best) with her husband.
CWAHM Video Devotions with Jill Hart: Keep Asking
By · CommentsTo Read This Week: 1 Kings 18:41-46
Thinking Through It All
Today we talked about prayer. I’d love to discuss the following in the comments section below:
* What do you need to “keep asking” about?
Daily Encouragement
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ʺThere is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavensʺ
Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NIV)
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Book Review: Click Millionaires by Scott Fox
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Click Millionaires by Scott Fox is a great book for those just starting out who want to build a career online. Scott Fox is a proven expert in the field as proven by his online ventures, including a Click Millionaire.com community, and his other books in this genre Internet Riches and e-Riches 2.0. What I like best about Fox, though, is that although his books discuss the phenomenon of creating wealth through an online business, he is straightforward about the fact that most of us aren’t even looking to create “wealth,” we simply desire to make a decent income from home. And this is exactly what he teaches readers to do.
Click Millionaires starts out with a great chapter called, “Work Doesn’t Have To Be Something You Hate.” It calls out to those readers who wake up each morning dreading the day ahead of them. Fox states, “There has to be a better way!” and then he delivers on that promises with a book packed with ideas on how to create your own “better way.”
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Jill Hart
My Song in Prayer
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At Easter, as our family gathered from all over the United States, I visited with person after person to catch up on all the stories. It had been two years since I last visited home. As stories unfolded, my heart hurt. I knew I needed to pray with them. Quite a sobering thought as family gathered around the karaoke machine singing 
their favorite songs. Laughter spilled out in every corner as a joyful noise echoed off the walls.
My family kept asking me to sing, but the thought struck fear in me. Getting up in front of people to sing is not my idea of fun. I love watching and being in the background. Eventually, I did sing with my dad,”You are my Sunshine,” because it is his song for me. My son Grant, kept saying, “Hold the mic closer! We can’t hear you!” I shook my head saying, “No way!” Read More→
Don’t Forget
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You fully intended to trust God and walk by faith, but life has taken some unexpected turns—you find yourself forced to accept the unacceptable and trying to understand the unexplainable. You never anticipated doubt and despair. The restlessness and unbelief within you showed up without warning. And now you’re stuck in a place where hope is gone and you’re questioning God in every facet of your life. Doubt appears to be developing into disbelief, andthe desperation within you causes you to be offended by God.
The offense could be circumstantial. You may feel as though you’re in a prison of hopelessness because your circumstances in life are far from what you anticipated. In fact, as you’ve been trusting God, you were certain that He was going to walk onto the scene of your life and part Red Seas. At the very least, you assumed He’d instruct you to use a sling and a stone to take down a giant. Maybe He’d even ask you to sleep in a den of lions, as He protected and delivered you. You were ready to obey. In fact, you’ve been obeying His instructions, but nothing’s happening. The Sea isn’t parting, the giant is closing in, and the lions are about to devour you. And where is God? He’s shown up before. Where is He now? We find that the fight of faith has weakened us and our memory is failing. We tend to forget . . . and we get offended by God. Read More→
