Teaching Blog 

Click here to listen to lesson #1 from the Behold His Glory teaching series. 

The Friendship Bible Study is now posted!!! Click here to listen http://www.redeemedgirl.org/templates/files/podcast-1-friendship.mp3

After a heartbreaking phone call from a friend who is struggling in her faith, I decided to post the following excerpt from my book Wilderness Skills for Women. I wrote this book during my own trial of faith, a season very similar to the one my friend is now facing. I know first hand how easy it is to believe Satan's lies when we hurt, but I also know the glorious victory available when we stand firm in God's truth.

The following chapter is entitled "Beware of Snakes." I hope it encourages anyone who is battling despair, fear or hopelessness; and teaches you how to stand victorious against the enemy. 

 Beware of Snakes

Few of us will ever forget the first time we watched the film The Passion of the Christ. The sheer magnitude of Christ’s sufferings left most viewers speechless and many breathless. In this film the familiar words of Scripture come crashing through our senses in living color. The prophetic words “by his stripes we are healed” take on a whole new meaning when watching the brutal scourging of Jesus. I recall sitting in the theater and begging “Jesus”... [more]

Transforming Truth #1
Listen as Marian Jordan, Founder of Redeemed Girl Ministries shares the first transforming truth every Redeemed Girl must know. 

R|G - Welcome from Reedemed Girl Ministries on Vimeo.

Transforming Truth #2 A Redeemed Girl Knows Her Identity

R|G - Transforming Truth 2 from Reedemed Girl Ministries on Vimeo.

Transforming Truth # 3

Watch as Marian shares how the Word of God transforms a girl from the inside out.

R|G - Transforming Truth 3 from Reedemed Girl Ministries on Vimeo.

Transforming Truth #4 A Redeemed Girl Knows Her Purpose

R|G - Transforming Truth 4 from Reedemed Girl Ministries on Vimeo.

Transforming Truth #5 A Redeemed Girl Never Runs on Empty

R|G - Transforming Truth 5 from Reedemed Girl Ministries on Vimeo.

It was a little after 3pm, and I had just finished a drawn-out, three-day,road trip (flat-tire and lock-smith included) from an empty Los Angeles apartment to a temporary home in Houston. Near the end of our route, my husband and I stopped for a very important pick-up in central Texas. Abbot, a ten-week-old, long-haired, cream dachshund was coming with us. He was cuter than you can imagine, super snuggly, and a little scared. I half-suffocated him with hugs and kisses (see attached photo and you will understand).

Fast forward to a little after 3AM that next morning. I jumped out of bed to the sound of Abbot crying. My puppy training book told me that a middle of the night cry meant a much-needed potty break, so I lifted Abbot from his den, took him outside, and set him in the grass. His response? Sleepily crawl back to the porch, lay down, and stare at my blankly. I took him back to his den. He cried. I took him back outside. Blank stare.

I repeated this process countless times, eventually falling asleep on the couch with Abbot in my arms, still staring at me blankly. Fast forward... [more]

"Thou hast made us for thyself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in thee." --Augustine

Recently, I sat through a painful 2.5 hours of the recent Sex and the City movie installment; only to conclude at the end that the women portrayed in this film are more desperate than ever...desperate for a love that fills them with a sense of security that can not be stripped away by career upsets, menopause, aging bodies or rocky marriages. The four women once again display the angst and insecurity found in looking for love in all the wrong places.

The following is an excerpt from my book Sex and the City Uncovered, I pray that women who look to Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda as their role models will read this and discover the true source of love, security, and confidence...that can never be taken from her.

Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places

Do women just really want to be rescued?--Carrie Bradshaw of Sex and the City
(Season 3, episode 31, “Where There’s Smoke There’s Fire”)