3 Wives 3 Lives

You're a good good father, it's who you are! Today we celebrate the fathers in our lives and how the helped us become the women we are today. 

Today we celebrate all the mothers of the world, especially the one's in our lives who made an impact that cultivated the women we became and are today. 

In this episode we continue our series about the homemakers of the family. This time we specifically zero in on the working mom and all that comes along with it both physically and emotionally. 

May has sprung and mothers rejoice. The month has come to celebrate all things Mom, Mother, and Mama. We begin with our first episode of the homemaker series breaking the stigma attached with the job. 

We reach the end of yet another series, this time talking about catty women. In this final installment we focus on the effects of being around and dealing with a catty women. How does it effect us internally? 

In this episode we continue our conversation about catty women. Specifically we address, "What is the source of our catty ways?" 

This episode marks a new series that we are beginning called WOB (Women of the Bible) Specifically we touch on women in the bible who were either catty or dealt with another catty individual.   

In this episode we continue featuring our special guest, Mama D (Evangelist Durussia Jenkins). Part 2 focuses on how Mama D has navigated the church world as a woman and where women stand in the church today as a whole. 

In this episode we feature a special guest, Mama D (Evangelist Durussia Jenkins). We talk about her personal experiences with being an independent women and how it has affected her in both marriage and life.  

We round out the last episode of our independent women series talking about independent women and the church. How do women assert and maintain their independence in a church setting?

Let's continue to delve deeper into what independence looks like through the eyes of a mother or wife. Is it possible to maintain independence while still balancing the needs of those around you?

Independence is something that all men and women strive for. Today we talk about how the world vs. the church view an independent woman. 

In our last episode of the love series we add in the final element that comes with love...sex. How do sex and love intertwine, and how much does your introduction to sex at a young age influence your perception of it as an adult.  

Continuing on the topic of love, this week we'll talk about love and marriage. We talk about our own struggles in our relationships and how God has helped us to grow our love for our spouses. 

We are moving on to the second installment of our love series, where we focus on love from a Single perspective. We share our personal stories of what we went though while single in pursuit of Love. (Part 2 of 2)    

We are moving on to the second installment of our love series, where we focus on love from a Single perspective. We share our personal stories of what we went though while single in pursuit of Love. (Part 1 of 2)    

Let't talk about love baby, let't talk about you and me! In this new series we talk about something that every man, woman, and child strives to find everyday, LOVE! We start with understanding about self-love and the importance of how you see yourself and how to love yourself. 

Welcome to 3 Wives 3 Lives. We're 3 different wives with 3 different lives sharing our different experiences with seriousness, laughs, and hope! In this first episode we share with you a little about ourselves, our families, and our background. 

Comparing is something that we all do, but is it something that we should do? In this episode we dig into the first layer of why and how we compare ourselves physically and mentally to the people around us. 

This marks the final episode in our series about comparing. To what end will we compare ourselves, our jobs, our husbands, our children. And how can we finally break the perpetual cycle of comparing. 

Today we continue our series talking about comparing. In this episode we focus deeper on how we compare ourselves, how far does comparing extend, and when does it finally end?