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Heaven’s Authority, Earth’s Assignment

As women who follow Jesus, we don’t walk into our days on our own strength. We carry Heaven’s authority into every place God has assigned us: our homes, our churches, our workplaces, and our communities!

Your assignment matters. Wherever God has placed you, He has equipped you to make Him known right there.

Grab a cup of coffee and dive into this month’s newsletter for encouragement, resources, and what’s happening across AG Women. 💛

Read it now at the link in bio, and share it with a sister who needs this reminder today!

Do you lead women in your local church? This one’s for you!!

Leading Together is AG Women’s new leadership training program, created specifically for women leading women. Whether you’re new to leading or you’ve been at it for years, it’s designed to equip you to lead with confidence, so you don’t have to figure it all out on your own! (Both English and Español)
Ministry to women matters. When we build strong community and nurture spiritual growth, we impact generations!
Learn more at women.ag.org or the link in bio. Then grab a friend from your team and do it together!

Welcome to November! 🍂
This month, we’re choosing gratitude. Not the kind that waits until everything is perfect, but the kind that thanks God right in the middle of it!
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” 1 Thessalonians 5:18
Whatever season you’re walking through, there is something to thank Him for today. Share one thing you’re grateful for in the comments. Let’s fill this space with thankfulness all month long!!

LET YOUR HOME BE A LIGHT. 🕯️🤍
On a day when the world gives so much attention to darkness, may our homes tell a different story.
A story of peace. Of prayer. Of hope. Of the powerful presence of JESUS.
As women of God, we have the beautiful opportunity to cultivate homes where His name is honored, His Word is spoken, and His love is lived out.
Today, let’s be intentional about what we welcome into our homes, what we speak over our families, and how we reflect Christ to those around us.
We don’t have to live in fear of darkness when our homes are surrendered to the One who has overcome it.
“As for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.” — Joshua 24:15
May our homes be filled with His presence, our families covered in prayer, and our lives be a reflection of His light.
Today and every day, our homes belong to JESUS. 🤍

Their stories are still speaking! ✨

A widow who stayed. A woman who waited decades for a promise. One who felt invisible and one who felt unloved. A woman with a past, a woman at a well, a woman who stepped in to make peace, and a mother who poured out her heart in prayer.

None of them had perfect stories, but every one of them encountered a God who saw them, used them, and wrote them into His plan!! And the same God is writing your story today, sis!

Whatever season you’re in, you’re in good company. Your past doesn’t disqualify you, your waiting isn’t wasted, and your prayers are being heard.
Which woman’s story speaks to you most right now? Tell us in the comments! 🤍

Here’s something beautiful about fall: those golden yellows and oranges don’t suddenly appear. They were in the leaves all summer long, hidden underneath the green!
It’s only when the season shifts that what was always there finally shows.
Maybe this season feels like things are changing, slowing, or falling away. But what if it’s not a season of loss? What if it’s a season of revealing?
The courage, the wisdom, the calling God placed in you didn’t start today. It’s been there all along, growing quietly in the seasons no one saw. And now, He’s letting it shine!

Don’t be afraid of the change. It might be the very thing that shows the world who He made you to be. 🍁

“He has made everything beautiful in its time.” Ecclesiastes 3:11

Let’s start this week with truth. 🔥
Every woman who leads has heard these whispers at some point. But the voice of the enemy doesn’t get the final word. God does!
Swipe through, find the truth you need most, and hold onto it this week!

Which one are you declaring today? Drop it in the comments 👇🏽

For years, many women have heard the word “helper” and quietly assumed it meant second place. Assistant. Background. Less than.

But look at how Scripture uses that same word. In the Old Testament, ezer most often describes God Himself. “My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.” Psalm 121:2. “He is our help and our shield.” Psalm 33:20. Ezer shows up in moments of rescue, battle, and deliverance.

God is not a weak helper! And when He made woman, He didn’t make a weak one either.

Kenegdo means “corresponding to” or “standing face to face.” Not behind. Not beneath. Alongside!

Sis, You were designed with strength on purpose!! Your presence brings something no one else can. When you show up for your family, your church, your team, your community, your husband, you are reflecting the very nature of God.

You are not an afterthought. You are not the backup plan. You are an ezer, created by a God who knows exactly what it means to be one.

Walk into this weekend like you believe it! 🤎🫶🏽

What if women across our nation lit the way together? ✨

Generosity isn’t just something we do. It’s how we reflect the heart of Jesus, who gave everything for us!

Light the Way unites AG Women around one simple vision: women helping women. Through your giving, women and girls around the world are finding rescue, restoration, and hope through:

🕊️ Project Rescue: bringing freedom and restoration to those affected by sexual exploitation
🌍 She is Europe: AG missionary women reaching women and girls across Europe
💛 SaveOne: offering the hope of Jesus to those hurting after abortion

When we give together, we go further together. Caring isn’t just what we do. It’s our calling!

Join us in lighting the way! Give/ pray / get inspired by clicking the link in our bio. 🔗

When Tabitha died, Peter walked into a room full of women. 🧵

They didn’t hand him a list of her accomplishments. They didn’t talk about her title or her platform. They simply held up the robes and clothing she had made for them. That was her legacy. Proof of love you could actually touch!

Tabitha wasn’t famous. She was faithful! She noticed the widow who needed a coat. She saw the need nobody else was paying attention to. And she used what was already in her hands to meet it.

That’s what generosity looks like most of the time. Not a grand gesture, but a habit of noticing.

So this October, here’s your question: What’s in your hands right now that God could use for someone else? A meal. A skill. An hour. A phone call. A handwritten note.

You don’t need more to be generous. You just need to give what He’s already given you. 💛

Read Acts 9:36–42 this week and let her story stir something in you. And come back Wednesday. We have something to share about women who give!