Top 10 Articles of 2021

This year, 88 remarkable women wrote articles for Propel Women. They shared their wisdom on a range of subjects, including mental health, social justice, leadership fatigue, grief, confidence, setting healthy boundaries, biblical strategies for business challenges, building flourishing friendships, trusting God’s plan for our lives, and so much more.

Here are the top ten articles of 2021:

You’re Stronger Than You Think by Heather Thompson Day

Ever felt like you're left out and left waiting? God can help us find courage even in the toughest circumstances.

On Trusting God with Your Dreams by Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young

What feels like the 'long way' of waiting for our dreams might just be the straight path to the place God wants us.

Prayer is a Weapon. Therapy is a Strategy. by Dr. Anita Phillips

The smartest thing you can do now is to heal from 2020. Both prayer and therapy matter on that journey.

What Kind of God Do You Believe In? by Christine Caine

We believe in a God who is good, who does good, and who is working all things together for our good—no matter what is falling apart around us.

Overcoming Indecision by Ana Munoz

Move forward with God. Listen to His Spirit. Follow Him boldly. Don’t enter the prison of indecision.

The Relationship Price Tag: What Do You Believe You Are Worth? by Debra Fileta

We will be purchased at the price that we place on ourselves.

You Weren’t Meant to Play Small by Emily Ley

The world needs who you are! Grow that confidence as you learn about the character of God and strengths you didn’t know you had.

Connecting Your Career with Your Calling by Dr. Shelette Stewart

When we align career and calling, we are positioned to leave a positive lasting legacy in our families, in our communities, and in the world.

Finding Purpose and Calling Without Marriage and Motherhood by Joelle Kabamba

Singleness can be an unexpected gift that offers us the grace to thrive.

The Secret Strength of Overlooked Women by Kat Armas

The stories of unnamed and overlooked people — particularly women — often have the greatest lessons to teach us about the Kingdom of God.