Kimberly Wagner
Kimberly Wagner is married to LeRoy Wagner, the pastor of Dayspring Church in Hot Springs, Arkansas. They have two children, Rachel and Caleb. Kim has a BA in Biblical Studies, has served as a pastor's wife for over 26 years, has taught in Christian schools, is a women's Bible study teacher and conference speaker, and is a frequent panel guest on Revive Our Hearts.
Blog Posts by this author:
Posted on 05-Feb-10 14:49 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: True Woman Conferences
Have you benefitted from the ministry of a pastor's wife who has faithfully served Christ? Have you demonstrated gratitude to her? You have the opportunity to get in on the "giving cycle of gratitude."
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Posted on 02-Feb-10 14:40 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others
When I consider these men and women who smiled at a death that held no power over them, who longed for the Messiah from afar, who welcomed the opportunity to die as martyrs and lived as though this world had no grip on them—it humbles me.
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Posted on 11-Jan-10 15:13 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Feminism
According to a recent article I read, feminism allows individuals to redefine feminism and construct a personal feminist philosophy. So, for those who care to see it, here is my "personal feminist philosophy."
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Posted on 08-Jan-10 15:25 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Feminism
As a result of the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion, we've lost over forty million babies as a nation. Four thousand pregnancies per day are ended through abortion. Did you get that? Please allow these numbers to sink in.
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Posted on 08-Jan-10 15:19 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Feminism
According to the obituary, Mary Daly was 81 and died on January 3rd of natural causes at Wachusett Manor nursing home in Gardner, Massachusetts.
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Posted on 21-Dec-09 16:20 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Holidays, Loving God & Others
If your passion for God has grown cold, consider refueling your fire this way . . .
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Posted on 21-Dec-09 16:08 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Holidays, Parenting
The miscarriage came in the early morning hours the day after the doctor’s visit. A womb emptied its treasure far too early, a daughter delved into pain deeper than she’s ever known, and questions fill the empty spaces.
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Posted on 10-Dec-09 13:44 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Priorities, The Word of God
The Christmas rush is over, the holiday meal is behind, and you “go-getters” have probably already relegated the lights and decorations to storage. Things should be slowing down a bit, so now is the perfect time to evaluate and plan.
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Posted on 10-Dec-09 13:33 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Evangelism & Outreach, Priorities
As I’ve heard the regular chiming of my wall clock, the Holy Spirit keeps using the musical tones to remind me of the phrase found in Ephesians 5:16. I hear the clock chime, then “Redeem the time, redeem the time” runs through my heart and mind.
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Posted on 09-Dec-09 10:04 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Evangelism & Outreach, Holidays
While the progressive instrumental version of "Joy to the World" blasted overhead, I observed grumbling store clerks, worn out children screaming with gusto, couples arguing, and pushy shoppers shoving. No, it was not Black Friday; this was just a typical shopping day during the holiday season. "Joy to the World" was lost in the Christmas crush. Out of desperation to bring Christ into the picture, a few years ago I started my own shopping tradition.
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Posted on 01-Dec-09 17:19 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Evangelism & Outreach
I have an oak wall clock from Germany which chimes every fifteen minutes between the hours of 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. As I heard it chime recently, I was reminded of how quickly time is passing.
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Posted on 03-Nov-09 14:57 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Mentoring
With more than two decades experience as a pastor's wife, I am convinced that women are in desperate need of discipleship.
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Posted on 03-Nov-09 14:38 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others, Mentoring
Do you have friends who point you to truth? Friends who offer the comfort of God's grace when you are hurting?
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Posted on 03-Nov-09 14:31 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood
Our responsibility as True Women is to apply the truth of God's Word to our lives in order that others can see the transforming power of Christ at work.
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Posted on 03-Nov-09 14:13 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Mentoring
As a young woman preparing for marriage, I kept wondering,
Where are all the little old, godly women who can help me get ready for this? . . . That is when I really began to have a burden for training younger women.
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Posted on 27-Oct-09 11:34 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Parenting
I was interrupted by the mall security guard tapping me on the shoulder. “Excuse me, Ma’am. You’re going to have to lower your voice . . ."
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Posted on 13-Oct-09 18:47 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender
We'd been married just over a year when God's sovereignty collided with my plans for children.
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Posted on 13-Oct-09 18:39 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Parenting
Today's post is for those young moms who've had a really long day of laundry and dirty diapers, one too many spills, and no breaks from the world of "toddlerhood" for weeks!
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Posted on 24-Sep-09 21:09 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Evangelism & Outreach
It's easy to develop an "out of sight, out of mind" mentality toward those who are truly in need. But in the last few years I've been asking God to broaden my vision beyond those who are in my immediate periphery and allow me to have His perspective on the world's helpless.
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Posted on 24-Sep-09 20:36 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Evangelism & Outreach, The Gospel
The reality of the gospel compels us to tackle mercy ministries, but
we must never replace sharing the gospel of the kingdom with the kingdom service of the gospel.
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Posted on 22-Sep-09 09:13 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Evangelism & Outreach, The Gospel
People who argue against the existence of God need to be pointed to the evidence that supports His reality.
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Posted on 14-Sep-09 10:16 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Revival
Americans are now living in the third largest mission field in the world. Current statistics indicate that less than twenty percent of Americans attend church on any given Sunday.
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Posted on 03-Sep-09 17:12 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others
What is your reaction when your position is challenged? To fight back in self-defense? To return criticism with criticism? To set up your defense with unbeatable logic tinged with bitter jabs?
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Posted on 03-Sep-09 15:35 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Revival
You may not be familiar with Life Action Ministries (the parent ministry of
Revive Our Hearts) or even the term "revival," so today I'd like to share a little about both.
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Posted on 26-Aug-09 17:09 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Marriage
Although people have various reasons for where they come down on the issue of homosexuality, for me it is more about the nature of God than about sexual preference.
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Posted on 26-Aug-09 16:46 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Marriage, Modesty & Purity
Have you ever wondered why God only created two genders? Why not three ... or even four? it wasn't a random choice, but intentional on His part.
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Posted on 30-Jul-09 15:12 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Marriage
Self-pity is a very destructive element in a marriage. Any form of selfishness corrodes fellowship and unity.
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Posted on 30-Jul-09 14:55 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Marriage
Nothing deflates a man more than treating him with a disrespectful, condescending attitude that communicates: "I'm far superior to you."
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Posted on 30-Jul-09 10:43 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Marriage
Once we marry, our perspective of our husbands can change from viewing him as the "man of my dreams" to the "man I'm stuck with!" How does that happen?
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Posted on 30-Jul-09 10:25 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Marriage
We must be careful that our role of helping is one that inspires our husband to be the man God created him to be, not one of domination and manipulation in an effort to produce changes we want.
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Posted on 30-Jul-09 10:02 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Marriage
When I was first married, I had some unrealistic expectations. Basically I went into our marriage thinking it was all about me, instead of realizing marriage is all about God.
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Posted on 16-Jun-09 22:46 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Homemaking & Hospitality
Beautifying our homes conveys some of the more creative qualities of the God we serve. If we want homes that display His glory by reflecting His character, then it helps to become students of beauty and creativity.
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Posted on 16-Jun-09 22:38 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood
Ephesians 2:14 states that Jesus Christ Himself is our peace. If this is true, why are so many homes brimming over with stress-filled activity, busy schedules without margins, chaotic bustle, and conflict?
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Posted on 16-Jun-09 22:26 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Homemaking & Hospitality
Just as Jesus' promise of preparing a home conveys loving care to us, so will our earthly "home preparation" communicate love to our families.
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Posted on 16-Jun-09 22:21 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Homemaking & Hospitality
Perhaps "domesticity" sounds to you like a dreary home economics term from the ‘50s. Sorry, that perspective is entirely too narrow.
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Posted on 16-Jun-09 21:04 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: The Church
Is the church accomplishing its mission of making disciples? Equipping believers? Evangelizing the lost? It seems we can't even keep our own kids.
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Posted on 11-Jun-09 18:26 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, The Church
As you read today's post, I just ask that you prayerfully consider what I've presented with a gracious heart ... AND please don't throw any tomatoes (or messy verbal jabs)!
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Posted on 11-Jun-09 18:02 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, Meekness
Without hesitation, I would say Priscilla was a gifted, strong, and intelligent woman. But I want us to observe a few things as we consider this True Woman.
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Posted on 11-Jun-09 17:51 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood
One of the most debated church issues is "women's roles." At the risk of invading seemingly "shark-infested waters," I'm going to wade in today to discuss women's role in the church. And let me say from the outset, I am NOT opposed to strong women.
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Posted on 11-Jun-09 15:14 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: The Church
As you read this post, set aside your preconceived ideas or prejudices about the Church. Ask God to allow you to see the Church from His perspective and fill you with hope for His purpose in this "Great Mystery!"
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Posted on 09-Jun-09 10:13 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others, The Church
As we consider what kind of relationships we can have within our church bodies, let's look at this unusual word in Philippians 2.
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Posted on 02-Jun-09 16:09 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, Loving God & Others
So, if we're all equal, why shouldn't I expect to be
treated equally? Why should I “esteem someone better” than myself? Doesn't that seem a little like “inequality?”
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Posted on 27-May-09 15:19 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, Submission
There is much debate in the Christian community over the touchy subject of role distinctions. One camp argues that the wife's role of submission was the result of the fall. If this were the case, I would have an even greater struggle with submitting!
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Posted on 14-May-09 22:38 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Submission
Do you cringe when you hear the "S" word? Do thoughts of wimpy women held captive under a domineering husband's authoritarian rule come to mind? Sadly, submission is greatly misunderstood and often misapplied.
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Posted on 14-May-09 22:34 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others
True love is not an emotion, although true love carries with it the wonder and delight of pleasurable emotions. True love is not something we "fall in" and "out of." True love is simply the demonstration of God's character.
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Posted on 14-May-09 22:22 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Meekness
I had always confused the idea of meekness with weakness. I pictured a fragile-hearted, mouse-like woman when I heard this term—not appealing in the least! Then I came across 1 Peter 3:1-6 . . .
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Posted on 22-Apr-09 19:08 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, Modesty & Purity
We can be performing some pretty spectacular looking, super-duper, spiritually impressive activities . . . but if our motives are impure, these activities are worthless.
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Posted on 22-Apr-09 15:34 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood
What do all these have in common? None of these objects are fulfilling their designed purpose.
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Posted on 08-Apr-09 19:05 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood
I find it helps me to think and process this dilemma logically . . .
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Posted on 08-Apr-09 18:44 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood
Embracing our role and calling as women does not include placing our trust in our husbands, but in our God.
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Posted on 01-Apr-09 14:14 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, Feminism
As we sang we'd glare at the boys, while digging our heels into the ground, giving the impression of grinding them into powder. I doubt we understood the song's content, and although our little game may have been innocent, in actuality, we girls loved the feeling of power brought on by this early form of ‘male bashing.’
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Posted on 01-Apr-09 13:58 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, Submission
Today, let's consider how we express our femininity in more substantive ways than time spent in malls, dressing up for dates, collecting hundreds of lipstick colors, or the love of “Southern Living” décor.
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Posted on 31-Mar-09 14:19 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood
Why not dress him in some of my old dresses, complete with a purse? We could let his hair grow long; no one would ever know the difference. We could call him . . . Erica!
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Posted on 20-Mar-09 13:28 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Parenting
I have a loose-leaf binder where I log dates of prayer requests and answers received . . .
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Posted on 19-Mar-09 15:37 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Prayer
I still have much to learn in the “school of prayer.” What I've found most helpful is studying the models and prayers of Scripture. When my prayers are shaped by Scripture, I am confident that they are in line with God's purposes and will.
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Posted on 13-Mar-09 17:10 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Prayer
Years ago, I asked God what it meant to worship Him in spirit and in truth . . .
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Posted on 10-Mar-09 11:14 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Prayer
The equation is simple really: Unconfessed sin equals no audience with God; Confessed sin means God is “all ears”!
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Posted on 03-Mar-09 11:30 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Prayer
The light bulb came on! I began to understand that my approach to prayer was far too mechanical.
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Posted on 23-Feb-09 11:12 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others
Through painful experience, I've learned this principle of yielding control: whoever or whatever I most frequently yield to becomes my master.
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Posted on 23-Feb-09 10:30 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender
My “act of surrender” was more like a little boy whose mother keeps insisting he sit down in his highchair. When he finally unlocks his knees and plops into the seat, his glare tells the real story, “I may be sitting down on the outside–but I'm still standing up on the inside!”
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Posted on 18-Feb-09 10:57 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender
On this most bitter of nights, we watch Christ struggle . . . Three times He lifts the same request, “My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from Me." His agony is evident . . .
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Posted on 09-Feb-09 11:04 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others
I instructed him to get up off the floor. He looked at me in wide-eyed amazement, and with total sincerity replied, “I'm not on the floor!”
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Posted on 03-Feb-09 10:03 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others
Do you find it curious—as I do—that we have to be
instructed to love God?
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Posted on 23-Jan-09 13:17 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, Marriage
My husband, a pastor, eventually reached a crisis of faith brought on by his inability to reconcile the question of God’s power to transform. You see, he watched me begin every day on my knees in prayer and in diligent study of the Word, and yet I was a terror to live with.
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Posted on 23-Jan-09 12:33 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: The Word of God
Have you noticed how some people cringe when they hear the word “doctrine?” Recently, while sitting in a waiting room, an older gentlemen struck up a conversation with me about the book I was reading. After informing me that he was the pastor of a small country church, he boasted “I don't preach doctrine—I just preach Jesus!”
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Posted on 23-Jan-09 10:24 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: The Word of God
Have you ever seen a sponge fall into a sink full of water? Immediately it absorbs as much water as it can hold. Think of your mind as a dry sponge, and devise a plan for absorbing as much of the Word as it will hold!
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Posted on 09-Jan-09 12:32 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: The Word of God
I was riding in the car with my dad one day as a little girl, encouraging him to, “Go faster, Daddy, faster!” His response was puzzling, “I can't go faster, Kimmy, this car has a governor on it.”
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Posted on 09-Jan-09 10:04 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: The Word of God
Being “women of the Word” begins with a heart that receives God's Word with eagerness. Do you desire to hear what God wants to tell you?
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 16:39 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: True Woman Conferences
Tomorrow more than 6000 women will come together in what could be a historic moment among Christian women.
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 16:32 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others, True Woman Conferences
Do you ever think about how you want others to remember you after you’re gone? Do you have a strong determination to finish well? Are you asking God to make you spiritually fruitful as long as you are alive?
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 16:27 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Mentoring, True Woman Conferences
The biblical model for learning the art of womanhood is this: those who have gone before gladly come alongside those who are following behind them. At almost any age, you are both older and younger than some of the women around you. So consider the women in your church body. If you are not currently investing in a woman who is younger in her faith, pray about who you should offer to disciple.
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 15:42 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Mentoring, True Woman Conferences
What gets you out of bed in the morning? Do you have a burden for the next generation of young women to know the truth, to live meaningful lives, to fulfill God’s purpose, to have healthy relationships, and to love their husbands and children well? Do you see it as your responsibility to pass on to them the wisdom you have gained from knowing God’s Word and learning to live it out in the laboratory of life?
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 15:38 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
How do we counteract our fears? How do we deal with life courageously? By being so familiar with God's character and His ways that His perfect love casts out all our fear. In other words, the key to overcoming fear is trust. It is not trust in a solution or a formula, but it is an abiding confidence in the character and faithfulness of God.
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 15:36 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
When we finally learn to trust the Master Potter, our struggle will cease, anger and fear will flee, and we will find rest and tranquility in Him.
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 15:32 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
In every storm, every trial of affliction, there are hidden treasures waiting to be unearthed.
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 15:27 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others, True Woman Conferences
Rarely do we admit it, or are probably even aware of it, when we are attempting to play God or step into His position. But every time we choose to disobey Scripture, every time we take things into our own hands or decide to go our own way, we are dethroning God and stepping into that role ourselves.
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 15:20 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
We can become so blinded by our own way of thinking that we deceive ourselves into believing that we know best how to run our lives.
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 15:14 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
We need to remind ourselves regularly,
Although I may imagine that I am right and have all the answers, I didn’t cause the sun to rise this morning! He is God; I’m not!
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 15:08 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Modesty & Purity, True Woman Conferences
Jeremiah called for the women in his day to mourn and grieve over the things that were grievous to God. Where are the “wailing women” in our day? May we be women who truly and deeply care about what concerns the heart of God.
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 14:55 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Prayer, True Woman Conferences
What specific prayers are you praying for your family and closest friends? Do you know their deepest desires and longings? Are you interceding for them in prayer for specific areas of spiritual growth?
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Posted on 29-Aug-08 14:50 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Prayer, True Woman Conferences
Courageous praying is done with a conscious awareness of who we are speaking to. It is praying that believes there really is a God who hears and answers prayer according to His good pleasure. It is prayer that seeks His glory supremely, above every other human desire.
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 21:02 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others, True Woman Conferences
God wants to reveal Himself to you; He wants to fill your heart with Himself; He wants to set you free from every unholy passion; He wants you to drink deeply of the joys found in His presence . . .
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:57 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others, True Woman Conferences
God is alive—and He is not silent!
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:54 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: The Word of God, True Woman Conferences
Sometimes we feel that God isn’t speaking; however, the problem may be that
we aren’t listening.
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:45 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Feminism, True Woman Conferences
Use God’s Word to inform your thinking on the issue of womanhood. Commit yourself to reading at least one book that promotes biblical womanhood this year.
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:40 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Feminism, True Woman Conferences
Living with an eternal perspective, focusing on God’s kingdom, knowing that earthly life is temporary and that He has called us to reflect His glory in our world—this perspective infuses us with strength and courage to persevere, even in the face of great darkness.
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:37 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Loving God & Others, True Woman Conferences
There is nothing—
nothing—more important than spending time each day at the Master’s feet. Without the intimacy that this intentional devotion provides, our hearts will grow weary, we will spend our days without clear direction, and ultimately our hearts will become dry and barren.
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:35 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
Although Paul was a godly man, his ability to walk in contentment was
not due to some superior saintliness or mystical endowment. He “learned” contentment, just as we must do. He cultivated a contented heart by viewing his circumstances through the lens of God’s sovereignty.
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:31 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Revival, True Woman Conferences
Do you struggle with bitterness because of your life circumstances? Do you feel that you deserve better than the life you have?
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:27 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Feminism, True Woman Conferences
When we see God as He is—high and holy—and we see ourselves as we are—sinful and needy—we are compelled to bow before Him in humility and worship. We no longer demand our “rights,” but we humbly recognize our desperate need for God’s mercy and grace and we esteem all others as better than ourselves.
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:21 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
The first step in the cycle of hardening your heart is to resist the path God has chosen for you.
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 20:04 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
Imagine what God could do with and for and through and in a woman who is fully and wholly consecrated to Him. Are you willing to be one such woman? Are you willing to say,
Yes, Lord, to whatever He asks of you?
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 19:41 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Feminism, True Woman Conferences
Does the church look like a pure, blood-bought bride? Or is she in bed with the raunch culture?
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Posted on 28-Aug-08 19:36 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Surrender, True Woman Conferences
When the domineering woman surrenders her need to be “in charge” and begins to treat the men in her workplace with kindness and respect . . . then the world has living proof of God’s reality.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 15:29 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
Do you know that you’ve truly been set free because of His blood that was shed for you?
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:51 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: True Woman Conferences
Have you allowed your heart to grow cold and indifferent toward God’s grace?
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:47 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
The feminine role of helper does not imply silent acquiescence toward a mate who is clearly making foolish choices, but it is a role that finds creative and supportive means to bring out the best in the men around us.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:43 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
Evaluate your general approach to men. Do you typically view men as incompetent, less intelligent than you, insensitive, or immature?
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:40 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: True Woman Conferences
Our attempts to hide from God are as juvenile as the two year old covering his eyes and believing that he is hidden from view.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:37 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: True Woman Conferences
We must become discerning women—women who are trained to recognize error, who are so filled with the truth that when we are exposed to error the contrast is as jolting to us as ice-cold water thrown in the face.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:35 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
Some women react to the concept of being a “helper,” as if that were an inferior position. But to the contrary . . .
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:30 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
A two-headed relationship, in which each individual is vying for power and control, is ineffective and will ultimately self-destruct. God turns this way of thinking upside down. He calls for the man to be a servant-leader and the woman to be a helper-partner.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:24 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
One of the nagging characteristics of fallen man (and woman!) is the tendency to elevate our personal ambitions, concerns, and future above all else.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:22 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
Using our exclusive design and beautiful female complexity, we can reflect the image of our Creator in a manner that only we can fulfill.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:19 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
The woman was in the mind of God before the first molecule of earth was spoken into existence.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:06 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
You were not created by mistake or as an afterthought. Rather, God artistically and intelligently formed you
distinctively as a woman for His great purpose.
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Posted on 22-Aug-08 14:02 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Biblical Womanhood, True Woman Conferences
Perhaps you were born for this purpose—to be a part of a seismic “holy quake” of countercultural women who dare to take God at His word!
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Posted on 21-Aug-08 13:17 by Kimberly Wagner
Topics: Revival, True Woman Conferences
It is natural to fear change, to be cautious of a “new” way of thinking. But are you willing to consider that there may be some things that need to be changed, not only in our nation, not only in your friends’ lives, but in your own heart? This could be the time that God wants to do a new work in your life!
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