Mission Accomplished!

Mission Accomplished!

E.V.E.'s mission is to build up women all over the world, through encouraging stories and testimonies. "And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimonies..." (Rev.12:11) I developed E.V.E. through my personal testimonies. "I'm not ashamed of anything and I praise God for everything!" I use that when I share testimonies because I want people to know that I'm not ashamed of anything, especially what the Lord has done for me. I've found that after I share my testimony, people come up to me and say thank you. That is why I developed E.V.E., to give more encouragement to a hurting world.

In John 16:33 (KJV) Jesus says, "These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." Jesus overcame every problem. No, Jesus said He overcame the world, so that means everything! Receive His power, virtue and excellence today.

EVE'S Mission is Possible
EVE's mission is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ through articles, poetry and testimonies. We want to encourage and inspire you to make changes in your life for good!

EVE's goal is to spread our magazine all over the world. If everyone shared their copy of EVE, with a friend or neighbor, that doesn't know Jesus, it would help fulfill our goal. Thanks for your support, by sharing the gospel & sharing EVE!

EVE: Empowering Virtue and Excellence Magazine

~Monica Ware, Publisher and Founder of E.V.E.

W H A T I F . . .?

What if you witnessed to everyone you met?

What if you shared the love of Christ with every stranger you walked by in the malls, grocery stores, at the libraries, or on the telephone?

Multitudes would give their lives to the Lord.
Angels in Heaven would be continuiously rejoicing!

What if no one ever witnessed to you? How would you feel?

I believe you already know the answer! Matthew 28:18-20

Exposing Scriptural Myths

Have you heard this before?
"The race is not given to the swift, nor to the strong, but to the one that endureth until the end?" Sounds good, but it's not a true scripture. It was taken out of context.

It's very encouraging, but it's not a real scripture. The first part is true, but it goes on to say something else. Ecclesiates 9:11 says, "...the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong..." It doesn't say anything about enduring until the end. Take a few minutes and look it up! It's good to know the Word of God for yourself.