When we read through the word of God, its evident how Jesus feels about women. He created us lovely and strong, to be respected and cherished. When a husband and wife marry, He tells the man to love his woman just the same as Christ loves us and to treat her with the utmost respect… Read More
Written by Jane Merson (Founder & blogger at theunrivaledroad.com) Follow The Unrivaled Road on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest & Twitter. I’m sure we’ve all been there at one time or another; we fall hopelessly for a man or woman who does not share the same feelings for us. We lose time day-dreaming about them and imagining a… Read More
Blog written by: Jane Merson (The Unrivaled Road) Sing it with me: “What you want; baby, I got it. What you need; you know I got it? All I’m askin’ is for a little respect when you get home (just a little bit)…” But, you know what? I’m looking for more than “just a little bit.”… Read More
“Quick!” the girl grabbed my hand and pulled me beyond the curtain, “The ceremony is beginning!” I sensed the curtain swoosh closed behind me, leaving only darkness and the smell of incense. A bell sounded close by, together with the distinctive sizzle of a match. As my eyes adjusted to the candlelight, I saw faces—women—encircled… Read More
By: Allysha Lynn (blogger at allyshalynn.com) I felt the need to make today the most perfect day in an effort to be a good wife to my husband. I got up early this morning with the intention of making my husband breakfast before our day got started. I rushed around getting ready, stressed getting our meal… Read More
By: Allysha Lynn (blogger at allyshalynn.com) When you think about ministry, do you think about the life you live? For the first part of my relationship with my husband, Hunter, that’s what I thought about every day. When Hunter and I got engaged, he was working as a worship director in local church ministry. We talked… Read More
By: Monique Hatcher It’s something that we do everyday. We do it while at work, at the grocery store, at the mall, and at home. Some of us do it while we sleep! It’s as normal as breathing, and yet we sometimes minimize its importance. What is this “something” that I’m hinting around to? The answer… Read More
By: Jenna Martin The Waiting Room I have always been the kind of person that wants to be in a relationship. For most of my life I found singleness to be intensely painful because, to be honest, it felt like the waiting room where you sit until some guy enters the picture and your real… Read More
By: Karen Yango (author at I Am KYT) There seems to be a ludicrous belief that all single people are unhappy, sad, lonely and desperate, but it’s a lie. Singleness is not a poisonous state to be in. Our single season can be one of growth, freedom, and beauty. As a seasoned single, I have… Read More
By: Monique Hatcher Whether you realize it or not or even believe it, the way we think has been conditioned and programmed by external factors. The information that we use that determines how we treat others and the type of decisions we make, is directly related to how our minds are “wired” or programmed. Our perceptions, mindsets, and ideologies have… Read More
