Purpose and Faith for Christian Women Over 50

How to Find Purpose After Retirement as a Christian Woman

How to Find Purpose After Retirement as a Christian Woman
For decades, your purpose seemed obvious, but when daily roles shift, it is natural to wonder if you are still needed. The silence of retirement can feel disorienting, yet Scripture promises that you are still meant to flourish and bring forth fruit in every season. This post explores three gentle shifts that help you trade comparison for a calling that fits this specific time of life. Discover how to move from simply filling time to embracing intentional service and creativity that builds spiritual depth. Your usefulness was never tied to a busy schedule, and there are good works ordained specifically for you right now.
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7 Lies Older Women Have Been Told — And the Truth That Sets Us Free

7 Lies Older Women Have Been Told — And the Truth That Sets Us Free
Somewhere along the way, many of us—Christian women in our 50s, 60s, and beyond—were handed a set of quiet, dangerous lies. They sounded harmless at the time. Some even sounded godly. But over the years, these lies have chipped away at our confidence, our health, and our sense of purpose.

Today, I want to shine a little light on them and remind you of the truth that has the power to restore both body and spirit.

  • Lie #1: “Self-care is selfish.”
Many Christian women carry this one like a badge of honor. But exhaustion isn’t holiness. Even Jesus withdrew to rest. Caring for your body isn’t selfish—it’s stewardship.

  • Lie #2: “Your best years are behind you.”
This lie steals joy, adventure, and curiosity. Scripture tells a different story. Moses was 80 when his ministry began. Age doesn’t disqualify you; it equips you.

  • Lie #3: “You should be over your grief by now.”
Grief has no stopwatch. When we lose someone we love, we lose a piece of ourselves, too. Healing happens in community, not isolation.

  • Lie #4: “It’s too late to change.”
Science (and experience!) says otherwise. Your brain can grow new pathways. Your muscles can strengthen. Your habits can shift. You are not stuck.

  • Lie #5: “You don’t matter as much anymore.”
The enemy loves this lie. But the truth is: women our age hold wisdom, patience, grit, and compassion the world desperately needs.

  • Lie #6: “Just take a pill.”
Treat the symptom, ignore the root. Many women never realize how much nutrition, movement, hydration, sleep, and natural tools can shift their health.

  • Lie #7: “Pain is just part of getting older.” 
This one has been whispered to women for generations, and it has caused far too many to suffer silently. Pain is not a punishment or a sign that your best days are behind you. It’s simply your body asking for support. And the beautiful truth? God designed your body with the ability to heal.

If you’re ready to feel supported instead of dismissed, reach out. I’m happy to share what I’m doing and what’s been working for me.

Remember , you were created for more than survival. You were made to thrive—body, mind, and spirit. Let’s keep uncovering truth, supporting one another, and walking boldly into the vibrant life God still has for us.

Shine on, Sister. Your story is far from over.



Are You Missing These Tax Deductions? Don’t Leave Money on the Table If You Work From Home

Are You Missing These Tax Deductions? Don’t Leave Money on the Table If You Work From Home
Running a business from home? Don’t miss out on valuable tax deductions that can save you hundreds—or even thousands—each year. This complete guide breaks down the most common home business write-offs, including office expenses, utilities, travel, marketing, and education costs. Learn how to organize receipts, calculate your home office percentage, and confidently claim every deduction you deserve. Perfect for creative entrepreneurs, small business owners, and network marketers looking to keep more of their hard-earned money at tax time.

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Can One Simple Habit Boosts Your Mood After 50?

Can One Simple Habit Boosts Your Mood After 50?
They say laughter is the best medicine—but science says smiling runs a close second! 😄 Studies show that simply turning up the corners of your mouth can lift your mood, lower stress, and even help your heart recover faster. For women 50 and up chasing health, happiness, and maybe a little extra energy, this free “treatment” might just be the easiest wellness hack around.
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Meet Peggie B Hensley

From Entrepreneur to Empowerment: My Journey to Health and Purpose”

I’ve always had an entrepreneurial spirit. I sold my first painting while still in high school, and as a young mom married to a coal miner, I was determined to find creative ways to earn extra income from home. Whether it was sewing, crafting, quilting, or painting, I traded my time for money with one-on-one services to support my family.

In my mid-30s, a health crisis led me to explore natural holistic remedies and lifestyle changes, transforming my life in ways I never imagined.

As my children grew and left home, I transitioned to teaching high school, still trading time for money, but I knew there had to be more to life. With broadband internet replacing slow dial-up, I eagerly dove into health and wellness topics, and spent countless hours researching ways to earn extra income. Along the way, I tried a few strategies that didn’t work, but every failure taught me something important.

Now, in my 70’s, my mission is clear: to share everything I’ve learned to help other Christian women reclaim their health and discover new ways to serve God. I’m passionate about guiding them away from the overwhelm of endless research and analysis paralysis and showing them how to take action and uncover their true purpose.

Whether you’re seeking stability, taking bold action, building meaningful relationships, or looking for knowledge, this community is for you. We’re here to support you in discovering your purpose and transforming your health, no matter where you’re starting from.

Welcome to a journey of empowerment, growth, and faith. 





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