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Many people are a little intimidated by parables when they stumble accross them in the word of God, particularly in the New Testament. Some say that they are hard to understand, others don't want to really take the time to seek the Lord for His intended meaning regarding them. However, today, we want to provide you with a few tips to help you correctly interpret parables so that you will enjoy and gain life from the amplification of the doctrinal passages of the Bible. Look inside now!
It has been twelve years since the United States Department of Agriculture has updated the Food Pyramid. Most of us are familiar with the old one. That pyramid emphasized foods you should eat more of on the bottom of the pyramid with foods to be eaten in smaller amounts on the top. The New Food Pyramid is an inverse pyramid. The food groups are color coded, with the size of the sections emphasizing the proportions of foods eaten in each group. You will also notice a figure, climbing some steps, on the side of the pyramid which symbolizes exercise as a part of the total plan. More inside...
The word beauty conjures up several different emotions. Sometimes we associate beauty with how we look, or the features of a runway super model, the feeling of cuddling a new born baby, a magnificent sunset, picturesque view of the mountains and much more. But, I submit to you that none of these things compare to the beauty of the Lord...read more inside!
There comes that needul period of transition in a woman's life that we call maturity. During these stretching times we are gradually pulled from the familiar level of development right into the awaiting arms of new life's lessons. As females we are taught when to snatch out the hair ribbons, throw away the doll babies and get rid of the attitudes. We prepare ourselves internally for external relationships and connections. Read more inside...
I don't know about you but during my early years in ministry I was constantly bombarded with questions on what to do after I finished preaching. In other words, do I call for an altar call, lay hands, have a prayer line, or receive an offering? And if so, what is the proper procedure? Another thought was, when I'm done ministering the Word, do I simply pass the microphone back to the Pastor and sit down? In the beginning, as a young minister, it was hard to figure this out and oftentimes I found myself standing there clueless. Find out what to do inside...
The author of our featured book for the month of March will be sure to ignite your passion for the Lord and bring you inspiration beyond measure through her book Poems and Prayers of Church Mother's Heart: Inspirational Wisdom For Our Generation. Written by our founder's 83 year old grandmother, Mother Bernice Lang intricately weaves God-inspired wisdom into your spirit while giving you a renewed hope in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Additionally, she proves to all that it is never too late to fulfill your dreams and purpose. Please take a moment to review and consider purchasing this book. It is truly filled with timeless truths that will impact every generation for years to come!
PreachingWoman.com had the phenomenal opportunity to speak one-on-one with this dynamic preaching woman. Abounding in grace, Co-Pastor Chandra Midgette warmly accepted our invitation to be featured on our site and share with us her journey of exchanging her personal ashes for the beauty of the Lord. And, we want to share her story with you, because this is your season to also shake off the ashes and put on the beauty!
Beautiful flowers, candy in heart shaped boxes, greeting cards, and many other sweet heart items in lieu of Valentine's Day have already began to line the shelves of almost every type of store. From Wal-Mart to your favorite grocery store, and even convenient stores, the site of red and pink hearts can be seen from the moment the automated doors open for your entrance. How does it make you feel? Read more inside...
You've made a commitment to improve your diet by eating healthier foods. You find recipes and shop for ingredients, buying lots of fresh veggies, fruit and healthy snacks. At home and at work it's pretty easy to follow your new nutritional program -- you've resolved to stay on track! You get in the habit of preparing extra food for dinner so you have leftovers for lunch the next day and cut up your carrot and celery sticks to snack on the night before. All is going well, you're feeling better and shedding a few unwanted pounds when suddenly you are faced with an unexpected trip -- it could be for business or pleasure. You begin to wonder "How am I going stay on my program? I'm doing so well and now this!" Depending on the length of the trip, you begin to worry about temptations and the availability of the foods you've actually begun to enjoy. The following 3 Simple Tips will help you to be prepared to 'eat healthy on the go'. Read more inside...
Have you ever stopped to think about the meaning behind your name? Of course there is an abundance of great naming conventions and exhaustive books with wonderful definitions of what first and last names mean. So, have you ever considered what the meaning behind your name is? Well if not, this article will do so. Plus, find out inside what we found out about February's featured preaching woman's name, Pastor Azizah Morrison...