We empower women to take control of their lives by letting go through prayer so that they can live the lives they’ve hoped for instead of wallowing in desperation. Our purpose is to help women use championship strategies to be the victor without whining, nagging, lecturing, or arguing. We're in your corner, are you ready to join us in ours?
We are made up of many women, walking different paths, experiencing different wins, and we look forward to sharing our stories with you, as well as learning yours!
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He really does love you. And you really do love him. Life is too short to not embrace every opportunity to express that love to each other. So, go embrace the moment and the man! This 50 day series is made up of quick five-minutes notes to help you grow closer to your husband.
One of the best and most powerful ways to see growth occur is to pray for unseen attributes–with thanksgiving—thankful for the early seeds—but grateful for the coming harvest as the prayers are answered.
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As I gazed across endless fields dotted with precise rows of grave markers, I choked back a sob. My husband looked at me. It wasn’t like I knew any of the dead or was related in some way. But still…each grave signified someone’s husband, son, brother, grandchild, uncle, cousin, friend…
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We are calling on all our warrior women to take a moment and remember the warrior soldiers who have died in service to their country.
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An interactive anniversary card for that guy who has everything!
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Congratulations Jen McDonald on making the Amazon Best Seller List with “You Are Not Alone”, a book of encouragement for the heart of a military spouse.
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The book, You Are Not Alone, by Jen McDonald, will be the friend away from home for many military wives separated by distance or deployment from their loved ones.
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Unlike me, Robert doesn’t always have a lot to say. Sometimes our conversations are more one-sided with me talking and him listening. That’s usually the way it is when the topic of “feelings” arises. Occasionally I just like to say…
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Robert’s job is primarily an outdoor one. In the winter, he deals with cold and snow and wind. He goes off to work with a hat and gloves and sometimes a thermos of soup. In the summer he contends with…
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The scene: We’d landed in North Dakota after nearly 24 hours of flying from the island of Guam, including layovers in Honolulu, Los Angeles, Denver, and Minneapolis. By the time we’d completed the last leg of the trip, two of…
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It may sound a bit sad to hear my marriage defined as a “long-distance” relationship, but over the course of the past few years, it’s been that way more often than not. As a military family, we’ve been through our…
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