Author, Teacher, Speaker
Jasmine Holmes is a wife, mother, and author. Jasmine has written for CBMW, RAANetwork, The Gospel Coalition, and more. She and her husband Phillip have one son, and they reside in small town Mississippi.
Our current emphasis on the purity role women play regarding men’s lust neither honors women nor respects men. Even worse, it’s not rooted in Scripture.
This is not a complete apologetic on black hair care — but I hope it is helpful in spurring on this continuing conversation.
Imperfect people get married every day. So why are we telling single people that perfection will bring them a spouse?
This blog is for all women who love the Lord and his Church, and who desire to live rich lives for his glory!
Biblical womanhood doesn’t begin and end in Proverbs 31. It begins in Genesis. It ends in Revelation. It is found in the entire redemptive story.
Today was the last time I nursed my son. Dear newly nursing mama — don’t miss this.
Mothers, your service to your kids isn’t measured in how the audience of the world rates your performance.
We were once all too aware of the pressure of being a single, but once married, forget what it was like to feel like a pawn. Our wedding rings give us amnesia.
Using labels like feminist as a weapon in debates is unhelpful. While they keep our lives neat and tidy, they also help us avoid the messiness of progress.
The death of Jordan Edwards is yet another reminder that an honest family meeting to discuss matters of race, ethnicity, and justice is long past due. This conversation needs compassion rather than condemnation.
Being a stay-at-home mom is not your ultimate calling — and nor is being a career woman. You were made for something greater.
Simply telling hurting people “the Gospel is enough” is antithetical to our duty to live out the implications of the Gospel.