Chrystal Evans Hurst is the author of She’s Still There: Rescuing the Girl in You and co-author of the best-selling book, Kingdom Woman, with her father Dr. Tony Evans. Her latest book is 28 Days of Prayer. She reaches a wide audience speaking at conferences, sharing on her blog and podcast, and by teaching and leading women in her home church. In addition to her work in ministry, Chrystal is the wife of Jessie, mother of five, a homeschooler of three, and a grandmother of one! The Hursts live near Dallas. Learn more at chrystalevanshurst.com
Today’s society is full of sexual expression, gender confusion, and a general disregard about God’s design for sexuality. Dr. Juli Slattery describes how we can live our sexuality in holy and healthy ways by addressing sexual identity, contentment, and true intimacy.
Matt and Lisa Jacobson share some simple and effective ideas for showing love to your kids. You may say the words “I love you” all the time, but do your kids know how much you LIKE them? Parents need to be intentional about spending time, showing affection, and respecting their children.
Muriel began repeating her stories without realizing it. Alzheimer’s disease had begun its insidious attack and would ultimately take over her mind. Her husband left his prestigious career behind to care for her full-time. It was a decision that had been made in his heart, years earlier, when he vowed “in sickness or in health.” Hear the lessons Robertson McQuilkin learned about true love as he provided full-time care for Muriel for over a decade.
Alexandra Kuykendall explores ways we can cling to and offer God’s goodness and love while interacting with others. She shares ways to find truth and moral courage in the tough moments and encourages you to lead with grace.
Elisa Morgan describes how we can model Jesus’ Garden of Gethsemane prayer in our own lives by finding the proper balance between praying for our desires and submitting to God’s will.
Lori Salierno-Maldonado shares some humorous stories from her life to illustrate that, no matter how imperfect we are, we all have something to offer God.
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