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Discerning Truth from Error: Responding to Biblical Arguments Against Women’s Voting Rights

By Leslie Vernick | February 25, 2026 |

Morning friend, Today, we’re tackling something troubling that’s gaining traction in some Christian circles. Someone sent me a video from a man who believes abolishing a woman’s right to vote in America is a good idea and God’s will. I don’t want to get political in this blog, but since he’s using Biblical arguments to support his idea (and it’s…

Unconditional Love Does Not Mean Unconditional Relationship

By Leslie Vernick | February 18, 2026 |

Morning friend, We’ve just passed a date that most women who are in destructive marriages dread. Valentine’s Day. Either they are ignored and forgotten altogether or they are love bombed for the day, creating confusion in a woman’s heart and mind. Does he really love me? Is he sorry now? Maybe he does really care. Remember, consistent loving actions over…

When He Seems Happy and I’m Not: Healing After Betrayal Without Losing Yourself

By Susan King | February 11, 2026 |

Hello, LV&Co friends! The holidays are packed away, the house exhales, and the noise of togetherness gives way to quiet evenings and early mornings. This time of year has a way of highlighting the stillness, the cold, the things that have gone dormant and no longer burst with colorful energy. In West Michigan, there has been a fair amount of…

Navigating the Tide of Public Scrutiny: Tips for Handling Family Secrets

By LeAnne Parsons | February 4, 2026 |

Beloved readers, February has a way of surfacing what January often tries to outrun. The newness has worn thin. The resolve is still there, but it’s quieter now, more honest. And this week’s question lands right in that space. This Week’s Question: What do we do when family secrets become public and bring shame to our family? LeAnne’s Response: Here’s…

When Change Looks Good But Trust Still Feels Far Away

By Leslie Vernick | January 28, 2026 |

Morning friend, I just put together an amazing workbook for you all for our upcoming workshop on February 10th called I’m Not Ok When You’re Not Okay: Defining my problem, your problem and our relationship problem. So many of your questions are around this very topic. But you must register to attend. The webinar will be off of public social…

When Sacrifice Becomes Enabling: What God Really Asks of Wives

By Leslie Vernick | January 21, 2026 |

Morning friends, Here’s a question for you. I am giving a talk in April for the Restore Conference on A Woman’s voice in a Patriarchal culture. Or, in other words, how have you experienced your freedom, ability, and impact when attempting to speak to the men in your world? Fathers, Teachers, Pastors, Coaches, Boyfriends, Husbands Sons, Employers? Would love to…

Is My Marriage Destructive?

By Leslie Vernick | January 14, 2026 |

Morning friend, I’ve begun this year trying to practice something new. I’ll share it with you; maybe it will be helpful. Here’s the analogy. If you try to fill a small jar with 3 large unshelled walnuts and a cup of rice, success depends on the order you fill the jar. If you start with the rice, it will be…

When Silence Feels Like Betrayal: Is the Silent Treatment a Sign of Infidelity?

By LeAnne Parsons | January 7, 2026 |

Beloved Readers, There’s something about January that slows us down enough to hear what we’ve been carrying. The calendar turns, the noise of the holidays fades, and the quiet feels different. I am in Colorado Springs today as I write this opening paragraph. Outside our back door lay 3 beautiful deer. As the dawn breaks this morning, I am reminded…

Choosing Health When Courage Feels Small and Backlash Feels Big

By Susan King | December 31, 2025 |

Happy New Year, friends! Every January carries a subtle invitation to begin again, though not always in the bright, fresh-start way we may imagine. For me, it feels like winter has only just begun. The days are still short, the landscape mostly grey, and there’s a long stretch ahead before warmth or bloom returns. As I step into this new…