Woven Women: Storm Watching
Storms are beautiful movements that take us through highs and lows, teaching us sweet and painful notes that our ears have never heard.
Woven Women: A Holy Load of Laundry
”I used to do important work in a law firm. I used to make decent money. I used to have big conversations with adults about law and politics and life. Today, I’m doing laundry; a never-ending pile of laundry.”
Woven Women: What’s new?
Which camp do you find yourself in: "Camp Clay" or "Camp Concrete"? Woven Women's Deb Knowles thinks we are both. We are hybrids!
Woven Women: Remembering Resurrection
Shannon Baker, the director of communications for the Baptist Resource Network, believes believers' lives are not as impactful until they have experienced death.... and resurrection.
Woven Women: Be Still
Licensed professional counselor Doreen Weiss knows God's Word says to "Be still and know that I am God" (Psalm 46:10). But what does that really mean?
Woven Women: Unexpected Gifts
The One despised and rejected by mankind brought the cure for sin in His finished work. He came, a promised answer from the hand of God, in the most unannounced and unexpected form, a baby born to a poor family.
Woven Women: ‘Achiot’
The Hebrew word for sisters is “Achiot,” defined as “protectors that bond and impress.” This description captures what Debbie Knowles has experienced throughout the body of Christ--from Pittsburgh to Philly and beyond.
Woven Women: Hidden Treasure
For all this time she believed the diary to be the greatest treasure that the box contained, but she was wrong.