 Recently, I've come to the somewhat obvious conclusion that: You can't follow God's Will for your life by accident. Isn't that so true? It takes work. A dramatic choice. Every day. Being in my twenties is great for a lot of reasons. I am free to do what I want with little consideration to schedules because, well, I know if I have the time or not. No husband or kids to consult with. I get to try a lot of things for the first time. If I have the money, I can buy the thing I want. But one of the best parts of this stage in life is I'm free to take risks that may lead to failure. I am risking my current situation. My money. My time. For this stage of life, I'm not yet a parent nor am I reporting to one daily. Any and all risks that I choose to take will, for the most part, only directly affect me. Freedom! I am not a risky person by nature. As a child, there was a rope to swing across the creek behind my house--most kids used that to make the walk to school a little bit shorter. Not me! No way! I was fine walking a little further to safely cross without getting wet. However, in the last few months, God has been coaching me into being a risk-taker. Like I said in the begining, following God's Will for your life is a choice. Many times, that choice fronts itself as a risk. Never once has God called me to a seemingly safe and comfortable life. No! He asks us to push boundaries and trust Him. Trust. Isn't that the hardest part? Trusting that His Will for your life is really as good as The Bible says it is. Trust that He will come through. Trust that His plan really is the best possible plan. It's hard! However, I heard a metaphor from a pastor at Red Rocks Church and I can't stop thinking about it. Do you know how much the strongest man in the world can bench press? 1,150lbs!! Want to know something even crazier? His wife! She bench presses 405lbs! (You GO girl!) Now, I don't know what their kids bench press, but I would bet that they're not the kids on the playground scared to do the monkey bars. They wouldn't be the ones hiding from the other kids. Why? Because they have mega-mom and mega-dad to back them up. So do you, my friend! You have a giant Father backing you up from Heaven. No blog post is going to rob you of your fear, but your big God might. Pray. Ask God to give you courage to follow His Will for your life. It won't happen on accident.
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Can I Help You See the Old Testament Come Alive and Apply to Your Life Today? {Free Chapter Excerpt}6/24/2016  Have you ever thought the Old Testament doesn't really relate to your life today? Have you ever thought it was a bit boring? Or maybe just stay away from it because you never really got anything out of it? Well, if this is the case I would love to help you find nuggets of wisdom and application from the Old Testament for your life. Here's the first chapter of my devotional on Judges. The devotional takes you verse chunk by verse chunk through the entire book with application to daily life for of all of it. If you get something out of this first chapter, or if the Lord uses it to speak to you or encourage you, you can get your book here. Enjoy and I hope the Old Testament becomes alive and nourishing to your soul.  Judges 1:1-3 Now it came about after the death of Joshua that the sons of Israel inquired of the LORD, saying, "Who shall go up first for us against the Canaanites, to fight against them?" And the LORD said, "Judah shall go up; behold, I have given the land into his hand." Then Judah said to Simeon his brother, "Come up with me into the territory allotted me, that we may fight against the Canaanites; and I in turn will go with you into the territory allotted you.” So Simeon went with him. (Judges 1:1-3) The boundary lines had already been drawn up for each of the tribes to take the land. They just hadn't done it yet. So I love that even though their leader had died, they didn't give up on the mission. And more importantly, they didn't give up on turning to the Lord. I find it interesting that they asked who should go up and fight. Because before this time, they all had worked together under one leader. Having worked together to fight, it's interesting that they assumed only one of the tribes should go. God had appointed Moses. Just one guy. And then God told Moses to appoint Joshua. Again, just one guy. But the Lord never told Joshua to appoint a successor. And what a gift because it allows us to see that God also uses ordinary people who aren’t appointed to be the head honcho. So the Lord sends the tribe of Judah, and they ask the Simeonites to go with them. This brings a lot of questions to mind: * Would you be willing to be the tribe not chosen for this great task? * How would you react? Would you complain, criticize, or be jealous? Or take the route of self-pity? * If in the tribe of Simeon, would you be willing to be an accompanist and take joy in helping the chosen tribe? * Would you root whole-heartedly from the sidelines, knowing you still had a part to play? The Lord is the One who knows who is best fit for each task. When I am not chosen or picked, Lord, remind me that You had a hand in it. That You have not overlooked or disregarded me; it's just that You have different plans. Lord, how does this relate to my daily life? Have you been overlooked recently? Not appreciated or disregarded? Has someone else received the thing you were hoping for or was asked to do something you were hoping to be asked to do? I've been there. Just know the Lord has not overlooked you. He has not disregarded you. He knows exactly what He is doing. So often we have to remind ourselves what's true: If the Lord is for me, who can be against me? God radically loves you, and He is for you! It helps to be proactive and give thanks in all things because it changes our attitudes. But having an attitude of thankfulness (such as thanking God for the other person getting _____) is only something that comes by the strength, perspective, and ability of His Spirit. The fruit of the Spirit—love (which is unselfishly choosing for another’s highest good), joy, peace, patience—are not something we can conjure up. They are born in our hearts as we remain connected to the Lord as a branch does to a vine. As we submit and yield to Him, we give Him freedom to allow His heart and perspective to be lived through us. Lord, we are desperately dependent on You. We want to have a heart that pleases You and not be selfish, but apart from You, we can do nothing. Please produce in us a heart that is able to be grateful for not being chosen right now. A heart that is willing to do whatever You ask. A heart surrendered to You and willing to be aligned to Yours. Lord, You are pretty incredible, knowing everything and being patient even when we get tired of being overlooked. Your knowledge and patience are so comforting, Lord. Thank You for opening our eyes and showing us that about You! About Laura Laura, the founder of Missional Women is married and has six kids, two of whom are adopted. Laura and her husband have been missionaries to college students for 14 years serving with Master Plan Ministries where she is the Women's Development Coordinator. Laura has authored 5 books, including an award winning 12 week Bible Study on First Samuel, Beholding Him, Becoming Missional, Reach; How to Use Your Social Media Influence for the Glory of God, A Devotional Journey through Judges, and Discover God's Calling for Your Life. Most recently her resource for Bible studies, The Connect Cards was released by Cru Press. You can find her on facebook, twitter, pinterest, youtube, instagram, periscope, blab and her author site.
If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right. Sharing this over at these awesome blogs.  I love God’s Word. I love how He can teach me things and He speaks directly into my current life situation from words written years and years ago. That being said, I also love when God teaches me things far outside the context of the Bible or Church. God did that the other day. God can use even Toyota to speak life into your current situation. The pioneer of how Toyota makes cars today, Taiichi Ohno, concluded that problems were a fact of life. (Which reminds me of John 16:33). And the key to solving any problem is getting to the root of it. Taiichi says that in order to get to the root of any problem you must ask “why?” 5 times. If you do that you will have a better understanding of what is going wrong and how to fix it. He gives this example: "Why did the robot stop?" The circuit has overloaded, causing a fuse to blow. "Why is the circuit overloaded?" There was insufficient lubrication on the bearings, so they locked up. "Why was there insufficient lubrication on the bearings?" The oil pump on the robot is not circulating sufficient oil. "Why is the pump not circulating sufficient oil?" The pump intake is clogged with metal shavings. "Why is the intake clogged with metal shavings?" Because there is no filter on the pump. There is nothing earth-shattering about this. Nothing you couldn’t have thought of yourself. But doesn’t it speak volumes because of its simplicity? Have you ever found yourself in a situation so far from God, feeling like he doesn’t exist? Or, on the brighter side, do you find yourself so in love with God that you can’t measure all the ways you’ve grown? I have a feeling that if you ask yourself why five times things might become a little more clear. For example: Why do I keep lying? Because I feel like I need to impress people. Why do I feel the need to impress people? I want to impress people because I want to be loved. Why do I want to be loved? I want to be loved because I just always have wanted to be loved. Why have I always wanted to be loved? Because I’m meant to be immeasurably loved by God. Why are you meant to be loved by God? Because I am God’s daughter and He is a loving God. I’ve done this over and over again and it always goes back to something true that God has taught me through the Bible. I am a child of God, I am forgiven, He has a plan, I can walk fearlessly, God is good, etc. When we boil something down to its simplest form we find the wisdom that God has laid before us all along. They say the better you know something the better you can teach it. Who knows more than God? Who is a better teacher? Take a moment, no matter what situation you find yourself in and ask yourself “why?” five times. What characteristic, what truth of God were you reminded? Focus on that and walk confidently in your current situation, sister.
About Jacque Jacque is the Missional Women Intern and a college student in Denver, CO who balances her time between trying to go to class and learning about His saving grace and perfect love as much as she can. She is a twenty something, DIY attempting, Jesus loving, Denver living, small town rooted, Colorado sports fan. She loves black coffee, long conversations and watching people do what God created them for. You can find her Christian Twenty Somethings blog at Desperately Dependent. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right.
Sharing this over at these awesome blogs.  When I started middle school, my parents decided to send me to private school. I’d picked up some less than desirable vocabulary in the hallways of my public school, and they decided to be proactive by sending me to a school that would help combat my rebellious, twelve-year-old potty mouth. The school that they chose taught the Bible as a subject. I would be attending one hour of daily instruction on the Holy Scriptures. I wish I could say I was excited about it, but all I could picture was the sweet sixty year old lady who taught Sunday School at my grandmother’s church standing at the front of the room with a flannel graph image of Jesus. I imagined myself struggling to stay awake. I did not own a Bible, so we purchased one. I carried it to school, placed it in my new locker, and expected the worst. Boy, was I in for a surprise! I entered into Mr. Kenneth Bender’s Bible class on day one, opened up the pages of the New Testament, and read the Greatest Story Ever Told with my own eyes for the first time. The Word of God was alive in the life of my teacher, and his enthusiasm was contagious. I wanted to have the peace and joy that was readily visible in this man’s life. God’s Word transforms.
Our job is to get the Word out. All around us every day we rub shoulders with people who desperately need salvation. We cannot hoard the Bible. We must share it. 5 Ways to Get the Word Out:
God has promised that His Word will never be spoken in vain – it always accomplishes His kingdom purposes (Isaiah 55:11). His Word will always increase and multiply if we share it (Acts 12:24). How will you get the Word out this week? Let’s purpose to not be silent. Speak life over those who need to wake up to the Truth.
About Lyli Lyli Dunbar loves teaching. For 17 years, she mentored teenagers in the Christian school setting, and now she has serves as Associate Director of Curriculum at Trinity International University Florida. Lyli married her Prince Charming in her 40’s and has a heart for encouraging young couples and singles in God’s waiting room. She enjoys road trips with her husband, connecting with women through Bible study, and reading way too many books. Lyli writes about life lessons and faith on her personal blog. You may also connect with her on Facebook,Twitter, and Pinterest. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right.
Sharing this over at these awesome blogs.  As I was surfing through Spotify, asking God what I should blog about this month, racking my brain for all those “great ideas” I come up with in the shower (Seriously, why is it I have all these great ideas for things in the shower?) when I saw an add for VS lingerie. And I was met with all these thoughts and feelings – like, “It’s porn passed off as advertising!” and “I like my underwear from there” and “I am so frustrated with what people think they can get away with.” I also thought of all my lovely lingerie I got at my bridal shower. Not going to lie, I like it was so thankful that people got me some when I was getting married. People were encouraging sex in the right context – that’s a great thing! Shouldn’t we encourage young women to look forward the right sex? Part of my issues in sex now have to do with all the negative thoughts I’ve had about how bad it is… outside of marriage. But now being in marriage, it’s a form to honor the Lord. WHAT?! Talk about a mind change! But what kind of gifts can we give that are morally right and yet sends a good message to this area of their future marriage that is important? More out of the fact that I live in a small city with few shopping options (lingerie options are either Walmart or the adult store… neither one appealing to shop at), I have developed a great gift that I call “The First Night Bag.” I LOVE this gift for so many reasons! First, because it’s so practical. Second, because it embarrasses the bride-to-be. I have so many great stories of ladies opening this gift – between them and the older ladies who think I probably should have given the couple pot holders or candles. Third, especially if they have been pure in their relationship past, this is a good and safe opportunity for them to learn good expectations about their first intimate night with their husband from someone they can trust – you! It makes me think of Titus 2:3-5, “In the same way, older women are to be reverent in behavior, not slanderers, not addicted to much wine. They are to teach what is good, so they may encourage the young women to love their husbands and to love their children, to be self-controlled, pure, homemakers, kind, and submissive to their husbands, so that God's message will not be slandered.” Bride-to-be have been bombarded with all sorts of different images, assumptions, thoughts and opinions about sex, marriage and sex in marriage. As older women, we need to encourage these women in truth about sex, marriage and sex in marriage – to help give them realistic and hopeful views over the junk our culture (and sometimes even some junk that well-intending “Christian” culture) is trying to feed them. Here is what I usually put in my bag: · Condoms or VCF · Lubricant · Flushable wipes · Fun panties · His/Her energy bars · Mouthwash · Pregnancy test Other ideas: · Basal thermometer · Gatorade · Massage oil · Tea lights/candles · Lotion · Set of sheets · Chocolates · Mints/gum · Toothbrushes & toothpaste · Prenatal vitamins I found a shirt once that said, “Practice Makes Perfect” and gave it to a friend of mine at her bridal shower – I wish I could buy those in bulk and put one in each bag I ever give! These are things you can really find anywhere, and I usually spend around $15 or so. I like to buy something practical household wise to put it in if I can afford it too. One time I bought a plastic pitcher, wrapped all my items in tissue paper and then stuffed the items in the pitcher. My very first one I put in a big plastic Easter egg, hid it at the house that the shower was being held, and had my friend go find it! (Okay, the egg was not a practical household item, but it was fun!) A great idea is to buy a travel bathroom bag to put all that in there so they can travel with it on their honeymoon. You can totally get creative with this too! Like think of different verses to go with each item, write down the practical advice with each item, give date ideas – really this can only get more fun the more time you get with it! Overall, this has been a successful gift that is a good way to encourage a healthy sex life in marriage. What have been some great bridal shower gifts that you have either received or seen given? Dear Lord Jesus, We live in such a depraved world. Sometimes it feels like we have to dig to find the original good in what you have created. I pray for women entering into marriage to have a good, healthy excitement for this new part of life they get to enjoy and fight through with their husbands. I pray that they will have good expectations and ask their awkward questions to reliable women. Thank you for sex! In Your Name I pray… About Leah Leah works with Master Plan Ministries at Fort Lewis College in Durango, CO. Other than watching college students' lives change, she enjoys getting her mind blown by God and His Word, watching sci fi, baking cupcakes, and spending time with her hunky husband.
 I must confess that right now I have a huge pile of laundry to conquer and a sink full of dishes. The charge to go into the world and make disciples seems beyond my capability. I can’t make time to wash my hair most weeks. How am I supposed to fulfill the Great Commission when I can’t even get to the grocery store to make dinner for my family? I am just an ordinary woman. The call to reach the lost seems like an extraordinary challenge. How can I have a missionary heart in the midst of my daily life? Reading through the Bible, I’ve found inspiration from the lives of 5 ordinary women who made an extraordinary difference. 5 Ordinary Ways to Live on Mission for our Extraordinary God:
You can choose to be a world changer right now. Pray, help, encourage, invite others in, and serve. Ordinary acts of obedience can make an extraordinary difference in the lives of others. About Lyli
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Sharing this over at these awesome blogs.  Different states, different denominations; women doing different kinds of ministry all gathered together in one place, that was this year’s Missional Women Conference. My daughter and I had the privilege of flying to Denver for the 2016 Missional Women Conference. We met so many beautiful ladies; women flying in from Buffalo, pregnant moms, post college students, those in ministry to young people, leading in Young Life, and older women seasoned in their faith. So many imparted wisdom during private conversations, classroom break-out sessions, from the stage, and while encircled around those small, intimate tables where vulnerable hearts lay honest, transparent, and abandoned to one another. We gathered in a warehouse type-setting that was retro and elegant, new and old, updated and seasoned….just like those of us women united there. The feel was casual, and inviting, welcoming and engaging, humble, while providing intimate time with God leading to personal revelations. Here is a list of my own personal takeaways from the 2016 Missional Women Conference:
If you were at the Missional Women Conference in 2016, you can come this year! The retreat is April 27-29 but is limited to only 50 women. Find all the details at MissionalWomenRetreat.com
About Jen Though born, raised, and still living only miles from where she grew up, Jen's heart lies in the nations. Jen loves the beautiful tapestry found in the wide diversity of people, different cultures, and all nations. Jen and her husband have been married twenty years, and have parented fifteen kids and counting; twelve foster, one adopted, and two bios. Her multi-racial family reflects her passion for unity, desire for faith without walls, and missional mindset to share both the gospel and the power of redemption to a world desperately needing the hope found in Jesus Christ. Jen and her husband have led in a variety of ministries; including prayer, small groups, children's, and women’s. Jen advocates for the orphan as a board member for the non-profit, A New Song; and loves doing missions work internationally, along with her family. You can find Jen writing about faith, while challenging her readers at her blog, Rich Faith Rising, as well as at tweeting faith-filled messages @Jen_Avellaneda . Jen is also on facebook. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right.
Sharing this over at these awesome blogs.  If you google ‘prayer’ there are 292,000,000 results. 292 Million! in 0.39 seconds! Truly, our world has much to say about prayer. The Christian world has written many of the books on prayer. An amazon search for ‘Christian prayer’ list 50,631results. The ruth is we can read and read and read, but we won’t learn to pray until we actually…pray. I have been listening to Tim’s Keller’s book on prayer while I walk. It has many great truths. However, I realized that most of it is re-iterating what I already know about prayer. And how do I know these things? Because I learned them as a child, literally, at my father’s knee. I was an eight year-old girl at our regular Wednesday evening prayer meeting when I first felt the nudge inside of me to pray publicly. So far, I had just listened to other pray-ers. And as I prayed I imitated what they, especially my father, had prayed. I am sure to an outsider it may have felt astounding or out-of-place or even comical. But to the Lord, and my father, it was anything but that. I may have needed to ‘grow into’ my prayers. But, the truth is, as I began to pray with others and to pray publicly, I was exercising the discipline of prayer. And through all of the ups and downs, the searching questions, the trials and the darkness, prayer has never left or disappointed me. I want to show you why this is true. I also want to humbly offer to teach you how to pray. In my next few posts, I will share the principles that have been most important in my own experience of prayer. It is admittedly a tiny offering considering all that is out there on the matter. But, I hope, too it is an honest and heartfelt expression of the life-changing reality of prayer. How to Begin: 1. We Come Simply, Truly, Fully. When we pray, we take all that we are, our mess, our sin, our weakness, our doubt, our fear, our shame, our monumental insecurities and pair it with the faith we have. Though it be a mustard seed, this is all we need. We hold nothing back of our frail flesh. There is no facade before a holy God. And, in this way, we come simply, truly, fully to prayer. 2. We Come Keeping First Things First. Much of what is wrong with prayer is that we often don’t begin with what is most important. We come in moments of need with our requests. We come, too, confessing our guilt. But, we often forget to come adoring God for who He is. This is a discipline of the heart which transforms our prayer life. 3. And So We Come. When we know how to come to God and how to begin praying, it is only left to do just this. Take 5 minutes right now to adore God. Begin with ‘Praise You Lord, You are…’ And name everything He is: loving, faithful, good, compassionate. Use passages like Lamentations 3:21-25 or Psalms 103. When we come as we are to a holy God through the blood of Christ, we are changed. As we adore Him for who He is and glory in the power of His redemption, none of our petitions seem the same. When we come and adore Him, we become full of Him to such a degree that our will surrenders to His. At the same time, our faith increases as we behold our God. Thus, we find ourselves boldly interceding with great faith. I want to remind you, I am still very much in process. But one thing that has been helpful, is to learn to check my heart. If I find I have been throwing up petitions throughout the day, I stop every other prayer and simply focus on adoration. For some, a disciplined time each day to praise God as the beginning of that day’s prayers will work best. Regardless, as we keep our prayer lives in order, we will see God move in powerful ways.
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Sharing this over at these awesome blogs.  I think we’ve all heard this phrase before: God doesn’t call the equipped, He equips the called. But is this really true? Do I have to sit around and wait for God to call me to something magnificent before I can begin to practice anything? Before He can grow me? Let’s look at an example:
Jesus definitely went on to teach and equip these men further—there is no doubt about that! But weren’t they already a little equipped before they began? Wasn’t that part of God’s plan? Hadn’t they learned patience, perseverance, and how to ride the roller coaster of fishing? Most certainly! They were already equipped and then they were called—and then equipped further. For so long, I used that phrase as a cop out. A way to say, “I’ll wait for God to equip me before I am obedient to His word.” Once God calls me to be a skilled evangelist, I’ll start practicing. Or, I confused myself by thinking, “I’m already skilled at writing, what is God going to make me do?” If I am already equipped in this one area, and He doesn’t call equipped—is He going to call me to music? That didn’t sound fun or effective for His Kingdom… While I just admitted how I have used that phrase, I think this quote can give courage when we are scared to actually walk out God’s call for our life. It reminds us that God’s got our back. That he will give us wisdom when we need it. And He will; after all, all wisdom is God’s wisdom. If you’re repeating the quote in this way, the give me courage way, then keep repeating it to yourself! God does got your back. He will support you. And it is safe to walk out God’s call for your life. But, if you identified with either of the ways that I have used that quote to keep myself from stepping out in faith—remind yourself what you know to be true about God. That’s what helped me. -You don’t have to be perfect at something in order for God to use you. God’s perfection can work in you. -God does further equip the already equipped. Before and after the call. -God wants you to trust Him. He has the best plan for your life. If you're interested in learning more about your talents and how God wants to use them to grow His kingdom, I highly recommend stopping by the Missional Women Store. Grab a copy of a workbook created by our host, Laura Krokos, called "Discovering God's Call For Your Life." The topics I had to work through in that book is why I'll be trusting God with going into full-time ministry. I couldn't recommend it enough.
About Jacque Jacque is the Missional Women Intern and a college student in Denver, CO who balances her time between trying to go to class and learning about His saving grace and perfect love as much as she can. She is a twenty something, DIY attempting, Jesus loving, Denver living, small town rooted, Colorado sports fan. She loves black coffee, long conversations and watching people do what God created them for. You can find her Christian Twenty Somethings blog at Desperately Dependent. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right.
Sharing this over at these awesome blogs.  In 1997, someone that I love was in the hospital. The relationship is a difficult one at best – I often found myself trying to “fix” and “correct” my loved one, who is a very prickly person. But there in that hospital room, God taught me a lesson. “Could you bring me some water?” he asked. I took the Bible off my lap and got up to reach for the plastic cup and straw and placed it right under his chin. My duty as “water girl” completed, I moved to sit down again, but that was when I heard my “tough cookie” relative saying, “You really love me, huh? I never knew you really loved me.” Can I tell you how God broke me through this experience? For years, I tried to corral this person into better behavior, but I’d failed miserably. Now, the Holy Spirit was speaking to me clearly: Your job is to love him. My job is to change him. That day, I learned that love can make an eternal difference. I made a conscious decision to choose love above all in this relationship, and I’ve seen greater transformation in my family as a result. 5 Ways Love Makes an Eternal Difference: 1. Love displays the reality of Christ to this doubting world: By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another” (John 13:35) 2. Love leads us to live in harmony in this world full of discord: “And above all these put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony” (Colossians 3:14). 3. Love brings restoration to the weary in this broken world: “For I have derived much joy and comfort from your love, my brother, because the hearts of the saints have been refreshed through you” (Philemon 1:7). 4. Love leads us to respond with grace and forgiveness to one another in a world full of grudges and fights: “Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins” (I Peter 4:8). 5. Love helps us stand strong together in faith instead of faltering alone: “Whoever loves his brother abides in the light, and in him there is no cause for stumbling” (I John 2:10). As we choose to respond with God’s love, our faith is perfected, and we overcome fear (I John 4:18). Let’s continue to love in Jesus’ name. We might just soften a few hard hearts and change our little corner of the world
About Lyli Lyli Dunbar loves teaching. For 17 years, she mentored teenagers in the Christian school setting, and now she has serves as Associate Director of Curriculum at Trinity International University Florida. Lyli married her Prince Charming in her 40’s and has a heart for encouraging young couples and singles in God’s waiting room. She enjoys road trips with her husband, connecting with women through Bible study, and reading way too many books. Lyli writes about life lessons and faith on her personal blog. You may also connect with her on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. If you'd like to read more from this contributor, type her name in the search box on the top right.
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