We are very time-conscious, especially in our American understanding of time. We want to make every second count, make the most of every moment, and live our life to the full. But in the scripture, there are a couple of ways to look at the concept of time.

In the Bible, the Greek word "kairos" is often used to refer to a specific moment or season of opportunity or significance, rather than simply the passing of time. Kairos is often contrasted with "chronos," which refers to ordinary, sequential time. Therefore, while chronos measures time in a linear, sequential way, kairos emphasizes the importance of the right moment for certain events or actions to take place.

Kairos is often used to describe a critical moment in God's plan or the arrival of the "fullness of time" (Galatians 4:4) for a particular event or prophecy to be fulfilled. For example, in Mark 1:15, Jesus declares that "the time [kairos] is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand." Similarly, in Luke 19:44, Jesus...

Habits are the steppingstones for making progress in your life. Look at your habits and that will determine your life in the years to come. Eating junk food may not effect your life right now, but keep up that habit and it will eventually catch up with you. Practicing good habits builds a foundation for your future, especially in our walk with Christ. 

I recently read a book that came out a couple of years ago, Atomic Habits by James Clear. The book goes into so much depth, but I wanted to give you some of the key concepts from the book so you can begin to work on the keystone habits that will impact your life.

• The 1% Rule: Small improvements add up over time. The idea is that if you can improve by just 1% each day, those small gains will compound over time and lead to significant improvement in the long run.
• Habit Stacking: Habit stacking involves adding a new habit to an existing habit. By doing this, you can piggyback the new habit onto an existing habit, making it easier...

Have you ever felt like you just can't seem to shake certain patterns of behavior or thought processes? Or maybe you've noticed that you tend to react to certain situations or people in a particular way, but you're not sure why? As Christian women, we are called to seek self-awareness, grow in our faith, and love others as Christ loves us. The Enneagram, a model of personality that describes nine distinct patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving, can be a helpful tool in this journey. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at the Enneagram, including its history, how it works, and how we can use it to deepen our relationship with God, ourselves, and others.

The Enneagram can help us gain insight into our motivations, fears, and desires, and how they shape our behavior and relationships. By identifying our Enneagram type, we can better understand our strengths and weaknesses, our sin patterns, and our unique gifts and callings. As Christian women, this understanding can help...

Understanding the power of habits is important to making every day count because habits are the small, consistent actions that we take each day that ultimately shape our lives. When we cultivate positive habits, we can create a life that is more fulfilling, productive, and successful.

By understanding the science of habits, we can learn how to create new habits and break old ones. We can also learn how to identify the habits that are holding us back and replace them with new, more positive habits that will help us achieve our goals.

When we develop good habits, we don't have to rely on motivation or willpower to get things done. Instead, these habits become automatic, making it easier for us to stay on track and achieve our goals. This means that we can make every day count by consistently taking small steps towards our goals, building momentum and making progress over time.

In contrast, if we don't pay attention to our habits, we may find ourselves falling into patterns of behavior...

Setting goals is a crucial aspect of personal growth and development, and this is especially true for Christian women. As women of faith, it's important to set goals that align with our values, beliefs, and the plans God has for our lives. However, it's easy to make mistakes when setting goals, which can hinder our progress and leave us feeling frustrated and unfulfilled. In this article, we'll discuss five common mistakes to avoid when setting goals for Christian women, so you can confidently pursue your dreams and live a life that brings glory to God.

1. Not seeking guidance from God: It's important to pray and seek guidance from God when setting goals, as He is the source of all wisdom and understanding. Without His guidance, it's easy to set goals that may not align with His plans for our lives.
2. Focusing only on worldly success: While it's important to strive for success in various areas of life, it's crucial to remember that our ultimate goal should be to bring glory to God and...

Are you a Christian woman wanting to make an impact for the Kingdom? Do you want to live a life of purpose and leave a lasting legacy, but find it hard to figure out how?

Living with purpose is one of the greatest gifts we can aspire to. So many women can get bogged down in the mundane day-to-day and before they know it, years have passed and nothing has changed. Whether you are just starting out on your spiritual journey or have been walking with God for many years, there are steps that you can take make sure that you are living each day on purpose.

As Christian women we not only have the opportunity to glorify God through our lives, but also affect positive change in our communities and nations. In this article, I will share practical ways in which we can pursue God's plans and purposes for our lives more passionately; achieving more fulfilment and satisfaction from life as well as having a greater impact for His Kingdom.

Every Christian woman desires to live for a purpose greater...

Christian women can overcome regret by seeking forgiveness from God and forgiving themselves. They can do this through prayer and asking for God's grace and mercy. Additionally, they can reframe their experiences and focus on the positive lessons they've learned and the growth they've experienced. Seeking support from a trusted friend or counselor can also be helpful. Fostering a deep sense of gratitude, practicing self-compassion, and setting achievable goals can also lead to a sense of purpose and hope. Additionally, focusing on living in the present moment and trusting in God's plan can provide peace and confidence moving forward. 

Fostering gratitude can help Christian women overcome regret by shifting their focus from the past mistakes and negative experiences to the blessings and positive aspects of their life. Practicing daily gratitude can help to change the perspective and bring more positivity and joy into their lives. This can be done by keeping a gratitude journal,...

As a Christian woman, do ever feel like you're sleeping through life? Do you ever find yourself crying out for something more but struggle to overcome fear, anxiety, or doubt blocking your path? Or just so exhausted that you can barely make it through the day?

As women in the prime of our life, we all look for ways to live a fulfilling life. But, most times when it comes down to it, fear of failure overtakes any motivation we may have. Often it leads us straight down the path of conformity rather than courage.

But it doesn't have to be this way! You can break free from the monotony of today's society and choose your own destiny. We will explore how Christian women can take action in reclaiming their lives and make bold decisions that lead them down a more meaningful and rewarding path.

Are you often overwhelmed and exhausted by the demands of life? Do you sometimes feel like you're spinning your wheels? If so, you’re not alone. Many Christian women are tired from juggling many...

“Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come.  

We only have today. Let us begin.” 
― Mother Teresa 

Ok. Go ahead. Use your best Cher impersonation and sing along!  :) 

If we could only turn back the clock: look a little younger, relive the good times and forget the bad ones.  But we can’t.  When we hear people who are ‘just killing time,’ they indeed are. You can always make more money; you can’t make more time.  We just have today. 

There are two types of time in the Greek:  kronos and kairos.  Let’s first take a look a the differences.  
 
1.  Kronos. This is the kind of time that can be measured in days, hours, minutes, and seconds. It’s clock time and where we get our word, chronological.  This kind of time is measured and quantifiable.  
 
2.  Kairos. This kind of time is more qualitative and refers to just the right moment or...

Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom. 

-Psalm 90:12 

Every person with breath, has 168 hours in a week.  If you are a Jesus follower, at a minimum, you will find yourself in a worship service at least 1 hour a week.  That leaves 167 hours left in the week.  What are you doing with your time? How are you investing those hours? How are you living out your calling through your kingdom contribution?  

One of the saddest comments to hear is “I’m just killing time.”  What would happen if this phrase was totally eradicated from the mouths of Christians?  What kind of an impact could God’s people have in their current circles of influence?  

Before you can find out where you want to go, you need to see where you are right now.  Here are three ways to see where you currently are living and investing your time.   

Take...