Hi, everyone. I am posting midweek because of an email I received from a friend about surviving Hurricane Irma. The letter reminds us how God is at work, even during difficult times.
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Ordinary women discovering extraordinary lives in Jesus
Welcome to Women Seeking Christ, a community of ordinary women discovering extraordinary lives in Jesus.
About Us
Women Seeking Christ is a place to grow in your faith through studies, devotions, and sharing of our lives. Inspired by the women of the Bible who, despite being considered chattel in a patriarchal society, didn’t let life role them over.
Biblical women struggled with infertility, parenting issues, caretaking worries, and health concerns. Some had troubled marriages and others labored to make ends meet. Like us, they were tempted and had character flaws: jealousy, fear, greed, anger, lack of confidence, and selfishness to name just a few.
Women Seeking Christ is a place where we tackle all these subjects and more. Join in, ask questions, express doubts, share concerns, and celebrate victories.
We’re glad you found us. Please visit often as we gather together and develop Christ loving relationships. Participate in conversations on our blog posts, subscribe for email notifications, and follow us on social media for more interaction.
“I marvel at the intrinsic power given to women by our Creator. Considered chattel in Biblical times, these women did not stand idly by while life rolled them over. Women have the ability to impact the world in a profound way. Even me. Even YOU. Even NOW.”
Patrice Van Dyke
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SHARING MY FAITH
A technician moves a probe over a toddler’s chest; she points to the screen and says, “There is your heart!”
Eyes wide, he looks closer. “Do you see Jesus in there?”
A preschooler listens to a sales representative boast about the wonderful amenities of a timeshare. Approaching the stranger, he asks, “Did you know God made everything?”
Don’t you envy the pure heart of a child? When do we stop speaking from the heart, particularly about faith? We seem to think it is better to miss an opportunity to share Jesus than to appear foolish or naïve.
Moving On
Hi, everyone, it’s Patrice. Since this is my first blog, I want to start at the beginning; looking back twenty years, to a day when my life changed dramatically. This significant moment began a journey, which ultimately led to my writing about women of the Bible (more on that later) and this blog.
After reading my story, I’d love to hear from you; perhaps share a moment of truth from your life.