After much prayer, reflection, and growth, She Blooms is now RENEW Christian Coaching. This change isn’t just about a new name—it’s about stepping deeper into the mission God placed on my heart. RENEW represents transformation from the inside out… the process of letting go of old mindsets, healing from what’s held you back, and aligning your life with truth so you can live free, whole, and on purpose. At RENEW Christian Coaching, I help women who have loved God for years but still feel like something’s missing—those who are ready to rediscover their identity in Christ, walk in emotional and spiritual wholeness, and live from a place of peace, confidence, and purpose. If you’ve been part of the She Blooms journey, thank you for walking with me. This next chapter is about deeper growth, stronger faith, and lasting freedom. Welcome to RENEW Christian Coaching—where your breakthrough becomes your new beginning.

Our dear friend, and author Debbie Berna is sharing with us Biblical Gratitdue a 30-Day Journey into giving thanks and praise to the LORD. Check it out inside the classroom.

It's November already. Wow. Where is this year going to? Time sure flies by. Sometimes we get so caught up in our everyday lives that we forget to stop and thank God for all His blessings. Today is the first day of a month of stopping to recognize our blessings and thanking God for them. The first day of my new class will be posted here today and I hope you'll join me in praising and thanking our wonderful Father for all His amazing blessings!

“So God created mankind in His own image, in the image of God He created them; male and female He created them.”— Genesis 1:27 (NIV) From the very beginning, God didn’t create woman as an afterthought—He created her as an essential part of His divine design. Humanity wasn’t complete until woman entered the story. Together, man and woman reflect the fullness of God’s nature—His strength and His tenderness, His justice and His mercy, His authority and His nurturing heart. Eve's creation was strategic. She was called an ezer kenegdo—a “helper suitable,” a word that in Hebrew is also used to describe God Himself as a mighty rescuer. Throughout Scripture, we see women carrying the thread of God’s redemptive plan: - Deborah, who led a nation with courage and prophetic insight. - Esther, who risked her life to save her people. - Mary, who said yes to carrying the Savior of the world. - The women at the tomb, who were the first to proclaim the resurrection. - And so many more.. this post would go on and on and on.. Women were not created to be silent spectators—they were designed to be carriers of God’s presence, proclaimers of His truth, and participants in His mission. Reflection: - Do you see yourself as essential to God’s plan—or as optional? - What part of God’s heart might the world miss if your voice stays quiet? Application:This week, ask the Holy Spirit to remind you of your divine value. You are not “just a woman.” You are a reflection of God’s image, a vessel of His Spirit, and a vital part of His unfolding story in the earth. Prayer Prompt:Father, thank You for creating me in Your image and calling me to partner with You in Your purpose. Help me see my value through Your eyes—not the world’s. Awaken my gifts, align my heart with Your will, and let my life reveal Your glory. Amen.

Our community 15 minute Tuesday Tip Today I shared 4 tips. 1. Catch offense early. Don’t let hurt fester. Take it to God quickly in prayer. 2. Choose forgiveness daily. Forgiveness isn’t saying what was done was right—it’s saying it won’t have power over you. 3. Watch your words. Ask yourself, “Am I speaking life or am I spreading sourness?” 4. Pull up roots, don’t prune fruit. Don’t just try to fix behavior; ask God to dig out the root beneath it. Replay is rendering I will add when its available