Luuk'aasa Mishiraachchuwaa 8:1-3

Women increasingly control much of the world’s wealth. How can we become women who use the resources in our care for a greater good? We want to become women who value what is truly worthwhile and invest our means in ways that extend into eternity. Jesus says the fields are white for harvest and invites women to bear much fruit in his kingdom.

Spiritual growth doesn’t happen overnight. It’s the result of pursuing Jesus—little by little, day by day—until our perspective shifts and our lives center more fully on Him and His plans. In this 4-day plan, we’ll explore the question, “What does it look like to pursue spiritual maturity?” Together, we’ll let Scripture examine our hearts, challenge our habits, and help us grow fruit that lasts.

We are Christians because someone was willing to be a witness. Yet many of us feel uncertain about sharing our faith. This plan, by Practicing the Way and John Mark Comer, invites us to recover Jesus' vision for witness as a natural overflow of love that companions people wherever they are in their spiritual journey. It features key ideas and practical suggestions for praying, practicing hospitality, partnering with the Holy Spirit, and sharing the good news with gentleness and authenticity.

There are so many expectations placed on women. Sometimes life feels like an endless cycle of responsibilities. Let’s intentionally pause to learn from the greatest teacher, Jesus, and see how His interactions with people show us a thing or two about what God truly expects. Get ready to throw off fear, shame, and judgment in order to take up the freedom Jesus died to give.