Author "Kristen Clark"

Are women bound to a life of misery if they take on this role in the home. Cooking. Cleaning. Caretaking. Sleeping. Wake up. Repeat. Is this brainless work?  The home can be either a prison or a gospel flourishing environment. When you create a space for people to build relationships, nourish their bodies, learn, grow […]

At thirteen, after being abandoned by her mother one summer and left to take care of her younger brother, Harmon becomes susceptible to a relationship that turns out to be toxic, abusive, and ultimately exploitive. She eventually finds herself working in a strip club under the control of a pimp. Ultimately, she disposers the path […]

Imagine wanting to change your entire lifestyle because of what you see on social media. That is the reality for many women. We see. We want. We get anxious because we don’t have. We do whatever we can to achieve that lifestyle. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat.  The anxiety of trying to “measure up” on social media […]

Politics has many American Christian women crippled with anxiety. The stress of voting and the ramifications of that vote are weighty. In fact, a few years ago Kristen actually begged her husband to run for president because she was so stressed about the current political climate of the day.

Paul and Morgan have been braving the world of YouTube for most of their marriage. They’ve been proclaiming biblical truth and working to point others toward Jesus. It’s not always easy though. The pressure to create and produce can be overwhelming. Not to mention the constant pushback and negativity that comes with being in the […]

Biblical submission has been misunderstood and abused by many throughout history. Should we toss the biblical term OR strive to understand it in the way God intended? Is biblical submission still relevant for modern women? In today’s conversation, we brought on Shannon Popkin to help us with this difficult topic. She’s a Bible teacher, wife, […]