Author Shaunti Feldhahn talks to women about the benefits and challenges of being their husband’s helpmate.

Do you fly through your days at 90 miles an hour?

Is your life a juggling act?

Is your life a juggling act?

Mary Kassian explores the changing role of women in our culture.

Proverbs 22:3 states, “The sensible person sees danger and hides from it.”

Have you considered how your clothing and actions affects those around you?

Why should courtship and dating be left up to the guys?

Are makeup, earrings, and tattoos the mark of real beauty, or is there more?

What does it mean to dress modestly, and why should we do so?

How do we learn to appreciate the shape God has given us?

Why do women long to be beautiful?

Do you often feel inferior to those around you?

Where do you draw the line physically?

Are you one of the 2% of women who think they’re beautiful?

When Leslie Ludy was 14 she was eager to have the young men drool over her.

How should a single view his or her singleness?

If you have strong feelings for someone, how and when do you let it be known?

Does dating and courtship always have to be so complicated?

Are you struggling to find your place as a single?

Is getting married the only goal a single should have?

While feminism has been influential in changing women’s pay and status in the culture, it has also done harm when it comes to the family.

Is it possible to be a feminist and a faithful, godly woman?

Are men really the problem?

Who are the mentors who have shaped you the most?

If you could have a “do over” in life, what would you want to redo?

Fourteen moves found Susan Miller and her kids trying to adjust to their new surroundings while her husband, Bill, threw himself into his new job.

Pettiness, bitterness, and gossip can weigh a woman down, but there’s freedom in Christ.

Childhood sexual abuse brought a ripple effect to Cheryl Tuggle’s marriage.

A married woman recounts the sexual and emotional abuse of her past.