Drawing from pandemic-era New York and the “masks” we wear to feel secure, Elizabeth Neyrey names a common ache—especially for women: the anxiety of believing it’s all up to us. She turns to Genesis to recover God’s design for human flourishing, showing how femininity and masculinity revea...
Drawing from pandemic-era New York and the “masks” we wear to feel secure, Elizabeth Neyrey names a common ache—especially for women: the anxiety of believing it’s all up to us. She turns to Genesis to recover God’s design for human flourishing, showing how femininity and masculinity reveal the imago Dei, and how the feminine heart is uniquely made to make space for life—physically and spiritually. But sin twists this design into scarcity, comparison, control, and a hyper-focus on “having.” The way forward is not more self-construction, but living as a daughter: receiving identity and provision from the Father so we can give ourselves away without fear. With Mary and Elizabeth as the model of feminine joy and self-forgetful love, she invites women to trade masks for trust—so they can love heroically, cooperate with God, and one day say, “Lord, I spent it all.”
Could the Lord be calling you to step out and serve as a FOCUS Missionary, journeying with others and sharing the Gospel by your very life?