Wives Who War

What are you still carrying? And who said it was yours to carry in the first place? As we continue November's theme of COMPLETION at A Seat at the Queen's Table, we're going deeper into the difference between helping and taking over, faithfulness and exhaustion, surrender and control. Because here's something we must understand: Just because something is still happening doesn't...

Just because you're tired doesn't mean you're finished. And just because something is finished doesn't necessarily mean the assignment is complete. So who said it was finished? As we open November's theme of COMPLETION at A Seat at the Queen's Table, we're challenging the way we define what it means to be done. Using Genesis 2:2–3, we examine the difference between fini...

Subtitle: Closing October. Preparing for Completion. We spent October talking about MATURITY. But as we gathered for our final Heart Share of the month, one question remained: What's the evidence? Not evidence that we've arrived or gotten everything right, but evidence that God's Word is taking root and changing how we live. In this closing conversation at A Seat at the Queen's Tab...

MATURITY: From Hearers to Doers The Evidence Is in the Application A Seat at the Queen's Table | October 26, 2026 Wives, what happens when God shows us ourselves—and we walk away unchanged? This Monday at A Seat at the Queen's Table , our conversation about MATURITY brought us face-to-face with a truth we cannot afford to overlook: Maturity is accountability. And consistency is necessary....

Growing Older Isn't the Same as Growing in God How mature are you, really? Not how old are you. Not how long have you been saved. Not how many years you've attended church, served in ministry, or known the Scriptures. But how much have you actually grown in God? In this episode of, A Seat at the Queen's Table , Lady Gwendolyn Holloway brought a Heart Share that challenged every woman t...

From Glory to Glory, One Surrender at a Time Heart Share with Tre' Burks | A Seat at the Queen's Table | Wives Who War What are you beholding? Your circumstances? Your shortcomings? Your past? The things you cannot control? Or are you beholding Christ? This Monday at the Queen's Table, Tre' Burks brought a powerful revelation from 2 Corinthians 3:18 that challenged us to examine no...

When the Weight Is Heavy, but His Glory Is Greater A Heart Share with the Women of the Queen's Table | Wives Who War What happens when the weight of life becomes so heavy that even the strongest among us struggle to keep going? Sometimes, before the teaching begins, God has already prepared the Table for ministry. This Friday, the women of the Queen's Table came together carrying real burd...

Heart Share with Veleta Whitfield | A Seat at the Queen's Table | Wives Who War We've been fed. We've been taught. We've been equipped. Now what are we going to do with what we've received? At the Queen's Table, Veleta Whitfield brought a timely challenge: “We need to go from receiving, now we need to respond.” Drawing from Hebrews 5:11–14, Veleta reminded us that spiritual...

Heart Share with Takeia Watts | A Seat at the Queen's Table | Wives Who War How long have you been married? How long have you been saved? How many years have you been walking with God? Now here's the real question: How much have you grown? At the Queen's Table, Takeia Watts challenged us to examine the difference between experience and maturity. Because years of marriage don't auto...

Friday, October 2, 2026, we were challenged to SHOW YOUR WORK . On Monday, Latisha “Tee” Bowen returned to the Queen’s Table with a reminder that spiritual maturity requires more than recognizing what needs to change. Some things must be put away. Anchored in 1 Corinthians 13:11, this Heart Share explores what it means to move beyond childish ways of speaking, understanding, and thinking—and inten...

We came back to the Table to finish our conversation about TRANSITION —but what God showed us was why MATURITY had to come next. September taught us how to move with God through transition: to relinquish control, walk through grief, allow Him to reveal what is underneath, endure reconstruction, and surrender to transformation. But October brings another question: What did the transition produce in...

We came to the Table intending to wrap up September. We didn’t. 😂 Instead, as Denise and Latisha “Tee” Bowen began walking back through a month of Transition , the Table became a place of reflection, testimony, and application. We revisited what God has been teaching us: movement does not always mean progression. Sometimes obedience means moving. Sometimes it means being still. Transition is a pl...

Transition may change where you are. But transformation changes who you are . In this Heart Share, Gwendolyn Holloway takes us deeper into the process of transformation and challenges us to recognize that asking God to change us also requires something from us: Our surrender. Our willingness. Our choice. Transformation requires us to get out of the way, relinquish our will, and allow God to do the...

Transition has a way of revealing what was already there. In this Heart Share, Latisha “Tee” Bowen reminds us that as God moves us from one season to another, the process may expose what needs to be removed, corrected, renewed, or leveled up . But His revealing is not condemnation—it comes through His love, grace, mercy, and covering. The revealing is for shaping. Through the picture of an instrum...

Transition can be uncomfortable. The terrain can change. What once felt familiar can suddenly feel uncertain. And sometimes, what God is doing doesn’t look anything like what we expected. But in this Heart Share, Veleta Whitfield reminds us of something we cannot afford to forget: God can be trusted in the transition. Through 2 Corinthians 4:16–18, Psalm 121:5–8, and Isaiah 43:18–19 , Veleta calls...

Grief changes the landscape. Sometimes it comes through death. Sometimes through disappointment. Sometimes through a relationship that has changed. And sometimes we find ourselves grieving someone who is still here. In this Heart Share, Tre’ Burks takes us into Joshua 1:1–9 , where Joshua is called to move forward after the death of Moses. The loss was real. The transition was real. And so was God...

Heart Share By: Takeia WattsTransition can move you into a new season. But transformation changes you for the new season. In this Heart Share, Takeia Watts takes us deeper into September’s theme of Transition by revealing a critical distinction: You can transition without being transformed. You can enter a new season with old mindsets. A new opportunity with old insecurities. A new season of marri...

Transition is not simply the space between where you were and where you are going. Transition is a place. On this Labor Day edition of A Seat at the Queen’s Table , Latisha “Tee” Bowen challenges us not to become so focused on there that we miss what God is doing here . We often want to jump from A to B. But Tee reminds us that there is a place after A and before B—a place of doors, opportunities,...

Transition is not simply about movement. Because you can be moving... and still be going in circles. In the first full Heart Share of September, Denise unpacks what it means to walk through Transition —the space between what was and what is becoming. Some changes happen in a moment. But transition takes us through the process of releasing what is complete, navigating unfamiliar territory, discerni...

August closes with a gathering of everything God has been building at the Queen’s Table. Not a new lesson. A storehouse . Scripture by scripture. Testimony by testimony. Woman by woman. Revelation by revelation. In this final Heart Share of the month, Denise revisits the journey through Faithfulness and the progression becomes clear: God was not simply teaching us how to remain. He was preparing u...

What happens between what God promised and what God fulfills? At Friday’s Queen’s Table, a Heart Share centered on Simeon reminded us that faithfulness is required not only when the promise comes—but in the waiting. Promise. Waiting. Position. Fulfillment. Simeon waited, but he remained sensitive to the Spirit. He didn’t manipulate the promise or run ahead of God. And when the Spirit said move, he...

What is the appropriate response to a God who has never stopped being faithful? Hallelujah. In this worship-filled Heart Share from A Seat at the Queen’s Table , Latisha “Tee” Bowen calls us back to Zion—to recognize where we have come and the King before whom we are seated. He is Elohim. El Shaddai. El Roi. Adonai. Yahweh Sabaoth—the Lord of Hosts who fights for us. Through Revelation 4 and a pow...

What does faithfulness look like when life gets hard? In this Heart Share from A Seat at the Queen’s Table , Lady Veleta Whitfield speaks from the middle of her own storm about remaining faithful when the diagnosis changes, life becomes overwhelming, and what you see challenges what you believe. The answer is not pretending it doesn't hurt. It is remembering who God is . He is the same God. Hi...

Faithfulness isn’t something we manufacture. It is fruit the Holy Spirit produces in us. In this Heart Share from A Seat at the Queen’s Table , Tre Burks takes us through the Fruit of the Spirit and challenges us to examine our devotion, discipline, spiritual diet, and the everyday habits that reveal how we are truly walking with God. But the conversation moves beyond teaching when faithfulness me...

What if faithfulness isn't simply something God asks us to do—but part of the character He is developing within us? In this Heart Share from A Seat at the Queen’s Table , Lady Gwendolyn Holloway reminds us that our Father is faithful, and as His daughters, we are called to reflect His character. Through Scripture and the lives of Job, Ruth, and Naomi, we see faithfulness as steadfastness, pers...