Unpacking submission and how it was a married couple that showed her a healthier way of living, Hazzy Redgard explains how marriage is the ultimate expression of love

Jules’ women’s retreats are empowering, inspiring travelers to adopt new healthy habits, while casting off old insecurities and mindsets, replacing them with a fresh knowledge of God and His deep love for mankind.

This is the million-dollar question every believer has asked themselves, or the Lord at some point in their lives.

SEELE contributor KB Chakela asks a poignant question: do you know who you believe in?

Betrayal not only disrupts the other person’s life, but also yours.

Actor Hunter Clowdus talk about success and some of those wisdom nuggets he drops, faith, his clothing line, and briefly his TV show on the CW. For someone still so young he has accomplished quite a lot, but he doesn’t boast about having obtained it all yet. In some ways it’s as if he’s just getting started.

A story that unpacks Johnny Cash’s faith journey.

SEELE contributor CB Chakela unpacks that when God says yes, His promises are a yes.

KB Chakela opens us about when something fails, how it leads to disappointment, and how to keep going.

Brian Simmons and Gretchen Rodriguez unpack what it means to endure and get through temptation. No matter the weight of the temptation, God always provides a way out.

SEELE contributor Oboitshepo Tladi unpacks this month’s theme of getting back into the swing of things in the life of Hanna. “We learn the importance of not giving up on the desires we so strongly feel drawn to, while also learning how some of these desires are in fact given to us by God, to fulfil His purposes,” she writes.

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a promise from the Lord.

“We are living in a very fast paced era, a time where most are growing numb to the spirit of the Lord day by day,” says writer Gugulethu Mnisi. In this post she points out how discernment and prayer are the tools for having impact in this generation.

Gugulethu Mnisi opens up about how through trying to find peace she discovered that there is no other god but God.

Have you ever wanted something so bad you ache for it? And even when you get to the point where you accept not having it, you find yourself to right back at that aching desire of wanting it? Hannah wanted to be a mother and endured ridicule to the point of her mental and physical health being on the line, but instead of retaliating, she turned to the Lord her God. It's a practical life application for us all in 2021 to remember.

This week Holy Spirit spoke to my heart and reminded me that God is my ezer kenegdo, and that He, my Daddy, has got me in His hands- just like the father in this photo.

Seele Contributor Thomasena Thomas shares how she set a goal to read the Bible in a year. Nothing wrong with that but she then realized that God isn’t just calling her to read the Bible in a year to read it, as it’s a check off her list. But, in drawing close to Him, and slowly reading the Bible with commentary, she’s able to get into alignment with God and what He’s trying to teach her and tell her as she reads the Bible.

Born in Lebanon of French heritage, but also American, Sarah Boulos is the founder of Society of the Performing Arts Nigeria. She opens up about how through tragedy, her performing arts society in Lagos, Nigeria was founded. And she talks about faith and how she came to know Jesus personally.

"2020 has been a hard year for us all from the Coronavirus that’s still running rampant, to hurricanes, the racial unrest in the United States, to the recent Beirut explosion, and to the killings happening in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, we’re all having our limit of what we can tolerate," writes the Editor of Seele. "But, in all these things God is faithful and He is on the throne, working in all this year’s pain," she writes.

In today's Friday Post, SEELE editor Ally, poses the idea of packing for a trip and paralleling it with having the necessary spiritual packing materials for eternal life.

March has been about focusing on inspiring women from the Bible in a series called: “Bible Boss Babes.” Last week we looked at The Witch of En Dor a woman who we can learn something from. This week we’re looking at Joan of Arc, and though she is not in the Bible, Joan was an unwavering woman of faith, and it was this faith that enabled her to do hard things.

One of the most fascinating women of the ages, Mary the mother of Jesus was a humble girl from the tiny town of Nazareth. Giving birth to Jesus around the age of 13/14, she would carry a burden, a beautiful burden, but a heavy burden the rest of her life. ‘The rare moment- accounts of conversations between Jesus and His mother that we find in the Gospels are laden with love and riddled with pain.’ A relatable woman to us all, SEELE’s last Friday Post of 2019 highlights a woman whose life was forever changed when Gabriel met her with news. And her unwavering devotion to her Son’s mission is a reminder of the true reason of the season.

Seele contributor, Rebekah Mazzei shares how in the midst of tiredness and challenge, we must keep running, keep climbing and keep walking step by step with God to achieve what we’re trying to achieve in life.

Seele Editor, Ally shares that "I have found that in the valley, when doors aren’t opening and it seems God is silent in my valley, that I draw strength from previous seasons of when God has filled me up with a deeper knowledge of Himself."