Is Gullible's Travels Your Life Journey?
Posted on 02-May-13 15:12 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Womanhood
Would you describe your life journey as "Gullible's Travels," or are you a Wise Warrior Woman?
Dawn Wilson
Guest Blogger | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Dawn Wilson and her husband Bob live in Southern California. They have two married sons and three granddaughters. Dawn assists Nancy Leigh DeMoss with research and works with various departments at Revive Our Hearts. She is the founder and director of Heart Choices Ministries, and serves as President of the San Diego chapter of the Network of Evangelical Women in Ministry (NEWIM). On her blog at UpgradeWithDawn.com, Dawn encourages women to make choices to grow as Jesus did (Luke 2:52).
Blog Posts by this author:
What Two Vases Taught Me
Posted on 26-Apr-12 17:05 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Relationship with God
I searched for a visual picture that would help me understand. If everything flows from the presence of God, how could I live in God's presence? A speaker at a women's conference supplied the illustration . . .
Before You Vote . . .
Posted on 27-Oct-10 14:27 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Impacting your world
As you know, politics is difficult, and often a “dirty” business. We have to remember that in November we’re choosing the better of two candidates, not the better of two evils. (Why do we not phrase it, “choosing the greater good”?) Someone will indeed get elected, and God wants us to choose wisely.
Conversation with a Taxi Driver
Posted on 26-Sep-10 18:55 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
He was from a tiny country in East Africa—an immigrant, divorced long ago, with children he dearly loved. My friend Lynette and I slipped into Kintura's taxi cab at our hotel after the final session of the True Woman conference.
Dawn on “Voices”: A Conversation After Swim Class
Posted on 04-May-10 17:41 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Womanhood
It didn’t take long for an opportunity to share some of what I learned with a woman after a swim class. Leslie’s mom was a Feminist,
and Leslie had obviously absorbed much of the Feminist philosophy into
her life. A lesbian in a relationship that she admitted was “not
satisfying,” Leslie said she didn't think she could relate to the
biblical model of womanhood.
From Holi-Dazed to Holy Day
Posted on 30-Nov-09 14:26 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Homefront
A real turning point during the Christmas season came for me when I changed the word "holiday" into "holy-day." When I remember that Christmas is the day Jesus broke through the barrier that separates heaven and earth to create a bridge for us to have eternal life, it doesn't remove the busyness of the season, but it does restore perspective.
"Good Tidings" for Fearful Days
Posted on 30-Nov-09 14:11 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Homefront, Relationship with God
It's easy to be afraid today, hearing news reports of wars and bombings, listening to dire financial predictions, and seeing corruption all around us. But God does not want His children to struggle with fear. His message throughout Scripture is “fear not.”
Christmas shopping? Skip the squid soap.
Posted on 30-Nov-09 13:53 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Homefront, Relationship with God
Regardless of when you decide to shop for Christmas, don't go out unless you're armed with at least three things.
Titus 2 Prayers
Posted on 24-Nov-09 21:53 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Relationships with Others
While I enjoyed being a young Titus 2 woman (Titus 2:1–5), I entered into the "older woman" role reluctantly. After a while, however, I realized that women were going to watch my life whether I liked it or not, but I could be the Titus 2 woman God designed me to be if I placed my confidence firmly in the Lord.
Tethering
Posted on 30-Oct-09 16:31 by Dawn Wilson | Twitter: @HeartChoices
Topics: Relationship with God
When I am not proactive about my relationship with God, I “drift” into my own way. A canoe that is not tethered to a pier drifts out into deep waters where it can be capsized by high waves.
