At she works HIS way, we take Sunday seriously. We rarely post or even log in to our social media or email accounts. Our desire is to set an example that, despite what all the experts may say about what unplugging even for a day does to your organic reach, obeying God is more important than obeying the latest algorithm. (We’re pretty sure that goes without saying. But, we’re saying it anyway.) But Sunday isn’t just about unplugging from the world. It’s about intentionally plugging into our greatest Source of power: God Himself. You know we love the phrase “keep my hustle holy” around here. But the truth is, our work is just one aspect of holy hustle. Holy hustle should happen in our homes. And most importantly, holy hustle should happen in our hearts. Yes, that holy hustle of heart should happen every day. But we also can’t ignore that God has instructed us to have one day a week where He gets more than just some of our hustle: He gets all of it. In Exodus 31:12-18, God specifically speaks to Moses about the Sabbath. But before we dig into some application, I want to point out [...]

y'all,* can i just say how honored i am to be given the opportunity to share a little part of my heart with my fellow she works HIS way members?   but before i get on my pixelated pulpit, i want to first introduce myself. my name is angela + i started my business, fitlosophy, nearly 10 years ago with just one single product: fitbook. since then, it’s grown into a complete line of healthy lifestyle products that now grace the shelves of stores like target + walgreens, as well as online through our website + amazon. our mission is simple: create innovative products + programs that uniquely inspire people to live life fit. but this isn’t a story about me. it’s a tiny tale of how God has used one girl’s struggle to positively change the lives of thousands of people all around the world. [an excerpt: an example of God’s recent goodness in my business.] i am a lot of things. respectful of differences. disturbed by inequality. informed on truth. and aware of reality. but there is one thing that i am not: silenced by popular opinion. so often we either cower to avoid giving offense or do [...]