Women Arise: Raising an Israelite or an Egyptian? Article by Andrea Maher When I raised my children, we did family devotions every evening during the weekdays. Our lives were so filled with school responsibilities, sports schedules, and overall daily busyness that we deliberately carved out a time to gather together to talk, debrief from the …
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Women Arise: Peace Like a River Article by Andrea Maher When I read something that moves me deeply, I automatically find myself googling the author’s name to learn their backstory. I wonder what they had to experience to possess a marksman-like aim that shoots a bullseye straight to the heart. Recently the words of an …
Women Arise: When Disappointment Comes Article by Andrea Maher Webster’s dictionary defines disappointment as “sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one’s hopes or expectations.” The keywords that resonate with me are “nonfulfillment of one’s expectations.” I know it’s my fault that I place high standards of what I expect from friendships. By personality, …
Women Arise: The Mommy Brain Article by Andrea Maher I’m sure most women would agree that one of the most life-altering, momentous and transforming events that has ever happened in their lives was when they crossed over to the realm of MOTHERHOOD. This new role launches a woman in such a profound way that even …
Women Arise: For The Bible Tells Me So Article by Andrea Maher I often run into women that I haven’t seen in a while, and one of the questions they inevitably ask is if I am still teaching Bible study. You see, I taught Bible study for over four decades – that’s lots of women …
