Loving your neighbor as yourself can be one of the most radical and counter-cultural acts you can perform. We live in a fast-paced world that often thrives on an us-versus-them mentality where
At Esther Press, we empower and equip women to courageously stand strong in the truth of who God made them to be. Let us do that for you today by sharing the
What does forgiveness look like when the wound is real, the apology never came, and reconciliation feels unlikely? For women navigating deep hurt there is a framework for forgiveness in the Bible
If you’re searching for Bible verses about waiting on God, you’re likely seeking Him for direction. Maybe you’re trying to decide if you should take a new job, buy a new home,
When faced with pain, we will do everything we can to silence it: through distraction, numbing, and temporary comforts that keep us from facing what hurts. Some emotions, especially those that come with
For generations, the question of women in leadership has stirred conversations across churches, classrooms, and coffee tables. For many women in church ministry, the conversation isn’t theoretical—it’s personal. You love the church,
When love feels certain and the future looks promising, it’s easy to focus on the joy of saying “yes” and overlook the deeper conversations that shape a lifelong marriage. Before walking down
God delights when His daughters reflect His character in speech and action, in how we present ourselves, and even in how we dress. Some of us have been instructed by others to
You’ve been dreaming about your wedding day for years, waiting in faith, and praying for love to find you. But have you prayed for your heart to be prepared for the lifetime
“Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven” is a prayer my family and I say daily, following the model of the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew
Motherhood is one of life’s greatest joys and one of its most demanding callings. From the sleepless nights of feeding a newborn to the sleepless nights of waiting up for a teen,
I was fifteen, sitting alone in a creaky old chapel on a South Dakota reservation while on a mission trip. The walls were cracked, the floorboards worn, and sunlight filtered through dusty
