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We are not licensed counselors. We are not life coaches.  For the most part, we aren't even pastors' wives.  We are mothers, daughters, and sisters in Christ who desire to do life with you; imitating Jesus as he served, enlightened, and connected with His disciples.  

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My oldest daughter and I have been deeply blessed with multi-generational relationships with godly mentors. Not only have we both benefited from our mentors, but God is graciously allowing us to turn around and invest in many other women He has placed in our paths.

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We are disciples of Christ. Isn't it interesting that women were the last to remain at the cross to watch Jesus die?  It is also noted that the first disciple to arrive at the tomb was also a woman! It is exciting to see how God entrusted women to be the first to deliver the complete gospel message!

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God is inviting women to be full participants in His story.  The Great Commission is for everyone; including us!

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As God began to connect me with women desiring to be discipled, I quickly found these relationships to be life-giving.  Each lady became more than just a casual contact. Each one brought a breath of fresh air to my soul, confirming we were made for relationships.

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They say a good thing is usually born out of a need and not just a brilliant idea.  Within the first year of discipling, 5 out of 6 of these ladies found themselves entering a new season of life calling them to move away from our quaint little town in Tennessee.  In any other day and time, this could have been a tragic ending to a beautiful storyline.  

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We could have become discouraged from the abrupt physical disconnection. Thankfully, it was not so!  We were so stirred by our time of study together, that we eagerly scheduled time to connect virtually, without hesitation.  

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God has divinely appointed us to make disciples for this time in His-story.  He has equipped us with tools to truly aspire to reach and teach in "all the world" and to the "uttermost parts of the earth."  

 

May we be passionate about disciplingwomen from every generation, treating the older as mothers and the younger as sisters (1 Timothy 5:2). Prayerfully, determining to steward every Divine appointment, propagating Christ-followers, without regard to locality or circumstance.