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W1D1: It Takes Two to Tango
This daily devotional is designed for women as we walk beside our men during the Stand Firm and Act Like Men series for the next seven weeks.
ReadOctober 19, 2025 - 102
W1D2: Blame Game
Because Adam and Eve sinned against God, our nature to sin and play the blame game is inherently in us.
ReadOctober 19, 2025 - 103
W1D3: This Is Why We Hate Snakes
Everything in the garden had been perfect until this point. God saw the tricky serpent and the disobedience of Adam and Eve and had no choice but to confront and punish them.
ReadOctober 19, 2025 - 104
W1D4: No Pain, No Gain
Eve was a woman of firsts: the first woman, the first wife, the first sinner, the first mother and the first to overcome her mistakes.
ReadOctober 19, 2025 - 105
W1D5: Sweat and Shame
What was meant to be a good gift from God is now cursed. Work was originally intended to be easy and enjoyable, but because of sin, it is now riddled with weeds, thorns and the challenge of cultivation.
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W2D1: Humility
We want to hear others singing our praises and building us up. We long to feel significant and to be recognized as important. It’s not a bad thing or a wrong desire; it’s just human nature.
ReadOctober 27, 2025 - 202
W2D2: Free from Anxiety Because He Loves Us
Who doesn’t worry? Especially women. We worry about our kids, our husbands, our siblings, our parents and our friends. God designed us to be helpmates and nurturers, and with that design comes a whole host of worries and anxieties.
ReadOctober 20, 2025 - 203
W2D3: Be Watchful
The devil is not omnipresent like God—he cannot be everywhere at once. So, how is it that he always seems to be everywhere at once?
ReadOctober 20, 2025 - 204
W2D4: Resisting Satan Together
The first book of Peter was written to Christians living throughout Asia Minor—we know today as Turkey. They were exiles in a foreign land.
ReadOctober 20, 2025 - 205
W2D5: Strength Through Suffering
If anyone in the Bible understood suffering, it was Peter. His suffering began early, as a disciple wrestling with his faith—denying Jesus three times and carrying that heavy burden.
ReadOctober 20, 2025 - 301
W3D1: This Is a Spiritual War!
Paul says our battle is much deeper than what we can see with our own eyes. Every battle we fight on earth is not the fault of mankind alone.
ReadNovember 2, 2025 - 302
W3D2: Belts, Breastplates and Boot
Busyness is a big one—staying busy to keep out of trouble or believing that if you’re busy, Satan can’t get a foothold.
ReadNovember 2, 2025 - 303
W3D3: Helmets and Shields
The third and fourth pieces of armor Paul writes about to the Ephesians are the shoes of the gospel of peace and the shield of faith. Shoes provide stability, help us walk on uneven terrain and keep our feet from getting dirty.
ReadNovember 2, 2025 - 304
W3D4: Do You Pray…Really?
I believe one of the most valuable weapons in this spiritual war is the mind. Why? Because it is the one place Satan cannot see. He cannot read our minds—only God knows our thoughts.
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 305
W3D5: Love Incorruptible
Prayer is another weapon in the armor of God. But many of us don’t think of prayer as a war tactic against the Enemy.
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 401
W4D1: A Sabbathed Woman
We’ve all been there—having the right posture but the wrong motive in bringing our requests to God. Have you ever prayed for your child to make the team instead of another?
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 402
W4D2: A Persevering Woman
Have you ever asked God for the impossible? Perhaps during an unexpected illness, marital struggles, financial hardships, the loss of a loved one or a prodigal son.
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 403
W4D3: A Humble Woman
When Jesus said, “You will indeed drink from my cup,” He knew that they would one day suffer as He did.
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 404
W4D4: A Serving Woman
Sometimes we must get dirty for the sake of the gospel. It requires getting off our high horses and stepping into the mud alongside our brothers and sisters—our employees, our children.
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W4D5: A Ransomed Woman
He sacrificed everything for us. He became nothing for us. He endured the most excruciating death for us. And He defeated death for us. Who are we to be worthy of that? We aren’t worthy.
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 501
W5D1: Godly Wives
There is a lot to unpack in Ephesians 5, but this week we are focusing on how to be a godly wife.
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 502
W5D2: Loving as Christ Loves the Church
The covenant of marriage is modeled after Christ’s love for His bride, the church.
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 503
W5D3: Holy Relationships
We are wired to be in relationships. Marriage, family and friendships are all designed by God because He is a relational God.
ReadNovember 19, 2025 - 504
W5D4: Weathering the Storms Together
When storms come up in your life, do you ride them out alone or do you invite your people in to ride them out with you?
ReadNovember 13, 2025 - 505
W5D5: The Mystery of Marriage
When I hear about a marriage that has failed, it makes me sad and sometimes angry. However, I’m not surprised.
ReadNovember 20, 2025 - 601
W6D1: Faith Without Love Is Nothing
“Love” in this chapter is agape love. Agape love is a sacrificial, unconditional, selfless love. One of the Greek definitions is “the highest form of love.”
ReadNovember 23, 2025 - 602
W6D2: Kill ’Em with Kindness
The things Paul listed about love were the very things he saw the church get wrong. They were impatient, unkind, envious, boastful, proud, rude, irritable, resentful, untruthful and self-absorbed.
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W6D3: Lift Up Your Sisters!
Love never ceases. It’s not the fleeting affection of a fifteen-year-old’s first crush, but the eternal love of the heavenly Father—endless, constant and enduring through all circumstances.
ReadNovember 23, 2025 - 604
W6D4: Love Always and in All Ways
Children are undoubtedly a blessing. However, they can also be the opposite of everything Paul described about love in verses 4–7. They are impatient, unkind, envious of their friends’ toys and boastful about their own.
ReadNovember 23, 2025 - 605
W6D5: We Will See Clearly…One Day
We will see clearly when Jesus returns because our imperfect sight and knowledge of God will become perfect: “We will know, even as we are fully known” (v. 12).
ReadNovember 23, 2025 - 701
W7D1: Never Too Young
Ladies, please listen when I say this: You are not too young to learn, and you are not too young to teach. The time is always now.
ReadDecember 1, 2025 - 702
W7D2: Never Too Old
Multi-generational relationships are powerful. You can learn a lot from spending time with a ninety-year-old who has witnessed decades of change.
ReadDecember 1, 2025 - 703
W7D3: Let’s Hear It for the Boys
The men in our lives need us to pray for them—husbands, sons, fathers, brothers, uncles, cousins, friends.
ReadNovember 30, 2025 - 704
W7D4: No Pain Wasted
Children are undoubtedly a blessing. However, they can also be the opposite of everything Paul described about love in verses 4–7. They are impatient, unkind, envious of their friends’ toys and boastful about their own.
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W7D5: Don’t Waste Your Life
If you believe you only live once and that once is enough, you must also believe there is no eternity.
ReadNovember 30, 2025