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[SWS0021] Guest Post by Suail: Sisterhood in the Bible — Women Strengthening Women

Throughout Scripture, we see the power of sisterhood—women walking together, lifting each other up, and playing vital roles in God’s unfolding story. Sisterhood isn’t just about being biologically related. It’s about connection, unity, loyalty, and shared purpose under God. In today’s world, where comparison and isolation often creep in, biblical sisterhood reminds us: you’re not … Continue reading [SWS0021] Guest Post by Suail: Sisterhood in the Bible — Women Strengthening Women

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[SWS0008] Guest Post by Suail: A Godly Woman in 2025 – The Timeless Call of Proverbs 31

"Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised." — Proverbs 31:30 In today’s world, where trends shift rapidly and societal expectations for women evolve, it can be tempting to believe that biblical womanhood is outdated. But the truth is, the call to be a godly … Continue reading [SWS0008] Guest Post by Suail: A Godly Woman in 2025 – The Timeless Call of Proverbs 31

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[WID0079] Guest Post by Suail: Tend to Your Shield of Faith

My husband and I are recent pastors of a pioneering church and it’s been an exciting journey! We fall under the umbrella of “Victory Outreach International”. Throughout the years many churches have been planted and many also have closed down for many reasons. It could be due to finances, but I believe mainly due to … Continue reading [WID0079] Guest Post by Suail: Tend to Your Shield of Faith

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[WID0064] Guest Post by Suail: The Question Is Not: “Who Is My Neighbor?” But “Who Am I?”

I’m sure you’ve heard about the parable of the Good Samaritan. It is a very familiar story to Christians and people that aren’t Christians. But even though it’s very popular, commentaries say that the parable of the Good Samaritan is pretty much misunderstood. The parable is about a man that was robbed and beat, almost … Continue reading [WID0064] Guest Post by Suail: The Question Is Not: “Who Is My Neighbor?” But “Who Am I?”