In this second of three episodes, Lois addresses aspects of fear and how to break free from its grip and the challenges it brings throughout our lives.

How would you feel if you knew that there was a specific task for which you alone could perform...that you alone had been built to perform? Would you run from it or give it everything you had?

The episode opens with Esther facing what seems to be an impossible choice. She could remain silent and stay safe, or she could step forward and risk everything to save her people. Her words, “if I perish, I perish,” capture the weight of obedience, especially when the stakes are high.

Contentment can easily lead to complacency, but it doesn't have to. This third episode on contentment shares how Esther stepped up and out of her comfort zone, trusting God, to embrace an unknown end.

The second of three episodes on Contentment, Lois Evans highlights what it means to be content and shares the importance of cultivating inner peace, regardless of life’s seasons.

The first of three, this podcast episode Lois compares and contrasts distinctions between contentment and complacency. She draws from biblical lessons, personal stories, and spiritual insights to reflect on how one can cultivate inner peace regardless of life’s seasons.

How well do you wait when things are challenging; even tough? Looking back on those times, is it possible that there was a plan bigger and better than anything you could have imagined? Perhaps you were kept from something catastrophic or your inner being was developed in an extraordinary way.

As Ecclesiastes 3:11 says, "He has made everything beautiful in its time."

Can we ever be prepared for the bad and even worse things that arise in our lives? In this segment of Seasons of a Woman's Life, Lois Evans leans in to present us with much to consider and apply.

Against the back drop of a culture and its people who have little tolerance for waiting, Lois shares how critical it is to wait for God's timing in our lives.