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At Fulfilling the Ministry, we are committed to helping women grow deeper in their understanding and faith in God while becoming more genuine disciples of Christ.
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The “Who is God?” solo retreat is provided as a resource for growing believers who want to know God more. This retreat is designed as a study that is meant to be done individually, spending the time quietly with God, for five days. This resource allows the reader to see attributes of God within various verse, painting a beautiful picture of who God is.
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A genuine disciple delights in building the foundation of her faith and belief in Christ by gaining knowledge of God, His Word, and theology and by spending time worshiping Him.
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A genuine disciple devotes her time, energy, money, and talents to a life of godliness and sanctification.
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A genuine disciple demonstrates her knowledge and belief in God and His Word by actively living as a believer, using her gifts and blessings, and trying to lead others to desire to know Jesus as their Savior.
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DeeDee and Mel are two women who are dedicated to helping women grow in their relationship with Jesus. They believe it is their mission to share the good news of the gospel and the importance of living a godly life with any woman who wants to join them on this journey. This blog is their response to a generation of women who find it difficult to prioritize their faith and truly understand Jesus and His love for them. Read More
But as for you, exercise self-control in everything, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry.
-2 Timothy 4:5 CSB
In case you haven’t picked up on it—I’m not married. “Single as a pringle,” as some might say. (Wait, maybe it’s just me that says that.)
Why? How? Is that right or wrong? How can we continue to trust God during a season of singleness?
The first thing I want you to know is this: you are a unique creation of God. There has never been, and never will be, another you. We are called to be faithful to Christ in whatever life stage we’re in—married or single.
Being single doesn’t mean you’re “unmarried” in the sense of being incomplete. A single life can be full, faithful, and deeply meaningful.