Women's Focus Ministries


Women's Focus Ministries

We are a group of Christian women (and one man) who write daily devotionals and other articles of interest to women.
We publish daily. Praying that you will enjoy this ministry.

Thank you and God bless,
Corinne Mustafa.......and the Writing Staff of "WFM"

One of our writers is writing a novel, called AFTER THE EVENT, that is published Saturdays separately from the daily posts. There is a link on the left side that will take you to the blog of the novel which is being posted in installments.
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Friday Writing...3/27/20..."Planting Seeds or Growing Weeds - With Our Words"

Good Morning,

The theme for today is the responsibility of God's people to speak to others to plant seeds that will grow and help people to find salvation. Lynda wrote, "I may be wrong, but I don't believe that Jesus sacrificed everything so I  could ignore  the tremendous need for each of us to share our story of salvation with everyone whenever we can."

I am urging you to speak to people about what we believe and the salvation that Jesus sacrificed so that we can live with Him for eternity.

Blessings,
Lynda Kinnard

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Today's Devotional
"Planting Seeds or Growing Weeds -
With Our Words"
Written by
Lynda Kinnard

One of the local newspapers has a column that I enjoy reading from to time.  It quotes bits from conversations that have been overheard in public places.  Just a phrase or two,  often amusing, sometimes confusing and occasionally truly thought-provoking. It's an interesting concept, just a bit of what someone says; a slice of their thought-life.  A snapshot of who they are.


As Christians, perhaps we should consider the possibility that someone who is not a believer is within earshot of our conversations.  Our words have the power to plant a seed of faith into someone's heart, or to  reinforce their pain and negative feelings towards Christians and God.  Each encounter we have can spread joy or add to someone else's tangled, overgrown mess.  Truly kind words to another person can be the thing that awakens the seed of hope in someone's heart and be their inauspicious first step redemption.

"May these words of my mouth 
and this meditation of my heart be pleasing  in your sight,
LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer." 
Psalms 19:14



If we stay inside our bubble of Christian Isolation, we can forget that the world cannot understand the Bible as believers who study scripture do. Have you ever given an unsolicited scripture lesson to someone who was just asking if God really does loves them?   Do we talk about the Ten Commandments and our church's ceremonial habits without sharing God's grace and mercy? 



"Mercy triumphs over judgement."  
James 2:13b




I may be wrong, but I don't  believe that Jesus sacrificed everything so I  could ignore  the tremendous need for each of us to share our story of salvation with everyone whenever we can.  This is a challenge for me at best, and feels far beyond my natural capacity most days.  THANK GOD I don't have to do all by myself!






Let's resolve to be the ones who intentionally speak God's Truth in love. The more we allow the Holy Spirit to cultivate good fruit in us, the more we are able to,                             

                                  "Speak and act as those who are going to be judged 
                                                 by the law that gives freedom.." 
   James 2:12

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"Peace Be Still"
Sung by
Lauren Daigle



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Words  of Wisdom and Beauty



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Prayers are lifted up daily for you by the Devotional Writers 
and the Monthly Writing Staff of Women's Focus Ministries.

Blog Writers
 Sandy Billingham, Carol Steficek,   
 Brother Thomas Ukwute, Jody Ward,  Cathy Friberg, 
Jan Andersen and  Corinne Mustafa

Occasional Contributors
Kathy Bireley,  Lynda Kinnard, 
Terri Baker, Beverley Napier, 
 Amie Spruiell, Linda Garrett, and Lisabeth Lipp







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