Category: IWM2

Seasons of Her Soul

Inspirational Ink: Insight for a Woman’s Life by Tammi Ector Fisse Inspired Women Magazine’s publisher sent out an email last month about the magazine’s topic for August. In it she encouraged us to write about whatever God placed on our hearts as a need for women who are at a point of evaluating their lives,……
The Gift of Vision is Your Key

by Celest Turner Growth and Success Coach www.newsuccesscoach.com Being able to see the indigo of the morning sky, the turquois of the ocean, and bright smiles of loved ones are the gifts of vision. Your eyes allow you to see the richness of what is in front of you and the hazy images in the……
Embracing Life’s Detours

by Chere Williams Recently, I visited my family in Pittsburgh which is a four hour drive from where I live. Since I visit frequently, the four hour ride is not in the least bit a nuisance to me. However, this particular visit when I was leaving to return home, part of the Turnpike I have……
It’s A Slow Fade

Inspirational Ink: Insight for a Woman’s Life by Tammi Ector Fisse Like most American girls my age (I’m now forty something), I grew up with Growing Pains. I don’t mean the ones that are a natural part of the teen years, but the TV sitcom starring Kirk Cameron. I don’t recall having a crush on……
And If We Go Astray?

by Karin Syren, CTACC Have you ever felt as though you were pretty well established, knowing your destination your starting point; an orientation point from which to move. Your direction clear; you are moving in the light and know how to keep your footsteps illuminated. You are aware of the signs to watch for along……
Simple Lessons From the Bible That Can Help You Get Married

by Karen A Miller There seems to be many Christian singles books on the shelves these days, on how to pick a mate, how to love a mate and how to keep a mate. But before you can be picked, loved or kept, you have to be found or find somebody. Following what people did……
Maybe I’m Too Old to Get Married

by Christine Pembleton Time seems to be a constant enemy for us in life. When we’re young, we can’t wait to get older. And as we age, we regret the time we’ve wasted on things which don’t mean anything to us anymore. Yes, the Word says we should be content in all things. But can……
Summer Romance

by Mia Green February is the month traditionally celebrated for love and romance. However, this is the time of year when we prepare to watch many individuals in our families and our circle of friends exchange their vows, and commit (before God and man) to love, honor, and cherish one another. We come together and……
The Five Be’s of Brokenness:

Be Prepared to Share Your Story of Brokenness and Redemption with Others by Melissa Finnegan “I am broken, love me.” I believe we all long to say those words. We all long to be known as we really are, broken and redeemed. Getting to the place where you feel you can share your brokenness can……
Yes, Good Christians Get Depressed

by Deborah Kukal, Ph.D. We live in a fallen world, and the pain and struggles of this life effect us all, mentally and physically. Depression is a common experience, effecting many of us at some point in our lives. But for some, the dark pain of depression is worsened by the shame and guilt that……