Jennifer Owens

Groupthink is often misunderstood and misapplied, especially in conversations about faith. This post distinguishes between unhealthy conformity that suppresses truth and biblical unity that aligns believers with the mind of Christ. True freedom is not found in resisting alignment, but in submitting our thinking to the Word of God.

Church growth cannot be sustained by programs, strategies, or cultural bait. True transformation comes only through alignment with God’s design and the power of the Holy Spirit. When the church surrenders its methods and lifts Christ instead of systems, God draws people Himself.

Many ministries struggle with stagnation not because of a lack of programs, but because of a lack of spiritual alignment. True growth comes when leaders surrender personal ambition, preach truth without compromise, and allow the Holy Spirit to move freely. When ministry is done God’s way, He adds to His church daily.

This post addresses the painful reality that some church leaders hold harmful, biased views toward women - views shaped by personal wounds, poor teaching, or lack of spiritual maturity. It calls the Church to examine these attitudes in light of Scripture, follow Christ’s example of honoring women, and seek healing for both leaders and the women they have wounded.

A reminder that the real “thorn in the flesh” is often not the struggle itself, but our refusal to surrender it to God. Through honesty, humility, and dependence on God’s grace, believers can walk in freedom - knowing that every struggle faced today will one day be gone forever.

A reflection on the unique burdens Christian women carry, the longing for spiritual sisterhood, and the hope we have in Christ for unity, encouragement, and love through the Holy Spirit - both now and in eternity.

This post reflects on the importance of true spiritual mentorship among women in the Body of Christ. It warns younger women to use discernment when choosing role models, highlights how jealousy and brokenness can distort mentorship, and encourages seeking God-led, Titus 2-style guidance from genuinely mature, Spirit-filled older women.

A heartfelt call for healing from church hurt, this piece urges believers to look beyond failed leadership, seek God’s truth, and find freedom and restoration through prayer, discernment, and faith in His justice.

In this heartfelt reflection, the author explores the struggles of being a Black woman in a world that constantly dictates how she should look, speak, and behave. Through her own journey of faith, she shares how surrendering to God - not societal norms - brought her peace, freedom, and true identity in Christ.

This heartfelt post shares my journey from emotional church experiences to a deeper, Spirit-led relationship with God. It’s a testimony of how He called me out, refined me, and revealed my prophetic calling - teaching me that true purpose comes not from titles or recognition, but from surrender, obedience, and intimacy with Him.

A bold reflection on how the church risks losing reverence by becoming too casual with a holy God - calling believers back to true worship, holiness, and awe.

In “Sisters, Wake Up: Stop Settling for Less Than God’s Best,” readers are reminded of their God-given worth and encouraged to stop compromising their values for temporary satisfaction. This heartfelt post challenges women to trust God’s timing, embrace His standards, and pursue a life that reflects faith, purpose, and the fullness of His best for them.