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“There’s no place like home” is what Dorothy repeats as she clicks her heels in The Wizard of Oz. And, I completely agree with Dorothy.

Some wise words spoken from a wise woman have resonated with me since yesterday, “being a Christ-Centered woman isn’t about avoiding the chaos, it’s about finding wholeness in the chaos.”

Have you ever had one of those days when you really needed just a little whisper from God to remind you that you are on the right path, that you are His beloved, and that He is truly with you? I have!

In this day and age of hospitals and specialists, everyone needs an advocate. Many in the medical field tell you to be your own advocate. Well, what do you do when your hearing is bad, your memory is slipping, and you are too sick to really understand what is being done around you and to you? That is when our aging parents need us to be their medical advocates.

Remember the story of Daniel and the lion’s den? You’ve likely heard this story but may not remember that the lion’s den was not Daniel’s first test of faith.

You might not guess this, but I began life as a rosebud. Each Wednesday night, I ambled down the long hallway of the First Baptist Church to Rosebuds, a class taught by a spunky older lady we girls referred to as Aunt Phyllis.

The Psalms are some of my favorite scriptures for reflection. They comfort, encourage, and inspire. I believe God designed us to worship him in many beautiful ways and Psalm 149:3 inspires us to praise God’s name with song and dance.

In my role as Senior Editor of Abingdon Women Bible studies, I have the privilege of immersing myself in rich and relevant study of God’s Word and calling it a day’s work.

You are invited to take a glimpse of the newest Abingdon Women Bible study with fiction author Barbara Cameron. We hope you'll join us for an informal online Bible study hosted at Facebook and discover the richness of a new twist to women's Bible study that combines women's fiction and in-depth Bible study.

If you follow Abingdon Women on Facebook, you got a sneak peek behind the scenes of Babbie Mason’s forthcoming Bible study, “This I Know for Sure”, last week.

So, you want to guest post at the new AbingdonWomen.com? We’re getting great feedback from the new blog, Living the Word, and we are inviting bloggers to guest post as part of our growing community. We want to hear from you! After all, it is "Your Life and Your Faith."