The message of generosity didn’t just change Janice Worth’s views on giving; it transformed her life, taking her from an orphan in search of security to a daughter of the King living out her purpose. That includes serving as a Global Ambassador for Women Doing Well. Janice recently shared her story with National Christian Foundation. This post was originally published on their […]
It’s the time of year we chart out plans and identify goals for the months ahead. Have you thought about how rest fits into your preparation for 2020? Author, speaker, and leadership coach Jo Saxton offered these thoughts on rest in a recent newsletter. You can get more of her wisdom by signing up to […]
Today’s post is written by Cindy Rine, who recently joined Women Doing Well as Director of Volunteer Growth. She shares her testimony of her experience with Women Doing Well and what can happen when we say yes to God’s purpose for us. Yes. It’s a small word—just three letters—but it can bring big changes, especially when our hearts are aligned to […]
40.3 million. That’s the estimated number of human trafficking victims across the world right now. 25% are children. 75% are women and girls. Estimates for victims in the United States number in the hundreds of thousands. Every one of those numbers has a name, a face, a soul. Every one bears the image of God. Every one needs recovery and restoration. That’s what motivates Debbie […]
We’re entering a season filled with opportunities to give, from the local soup kitchen to ministries with a worldwide presence. What are some ways we can approach these opportunities with intention, joy, and wisdom? This post, originally published by National Christian Foundation, offers some insight, along with a downloadable guide to help you plan your year-end giving. The end of the year is […]
This post was originally published on our blog in August 2018. We hope these words from Della Moya inspire you to see how God is using your purpose and passion. There is such depth and significance to the word “passion.” The more I grow in my faith and become wiser spiritually, I see the passion God has for His Son, Jesus Christ. I think about the passion Jesus had to […]
This post was originally published on our blog in 2017. Recently Richard Thaler won the Nobel Prize in Economics. He demonstrated that economists have based their conclusions on a fundamental misconception: that human beings act rationally when making decisions. This is true even when faced with financial decisions. We don’t always make decisions that are […]
I dropped my transistor radio again. The last time, Mom and Dad paid for its repair, but I knew that if I told them I’d done it again, I would be punished and the radio would stay broken. When Mr. Hinson, a neighbor, and deacon at my church, learned of my problem he offered to fix […]
