Denise Wedington Jones Ministries

09/10/2026

09/10/2026

09/07/2026

Women, I would love to hear from you.

I am developing a new Christian book for women, but I do not want to write from my assumptions alone. I want to listen to women’s real experiences with identity, beauty, relationships, comparison, faith, and the pressure to become who others expect them to be.

I have created a confidential research survey so women can answer honestly and privately. You do not have to provide your name, and you may skip any question you do not feel comfortable answering.

Whether you are single, married, divorced, widowed, deeply rooted in your faith, returning to God, or still working through what you believe, your perspective matters.

The survey should take approximately 7–10 minutes.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfsgH3-Vi2kXo86RSNE4FYRH-piWDFXdmBDL6sJz1CV4QKwng/viewform?usp=header

Please feel free to share this with another woman whose voice should be heard. Thank you for helping me write with women in mind—not merely about women.

09/05/2026

There is a new conversation coming to DWJ Ministries.

It is called **The Undeceived Woman: Loving Without Living Blindly.**

This is not relationship coaching, and I am not presenting myself as a relationship expert.

I am a woman who has experienced the failure of two marriages. I have made decisions from neediness, overlooked what I discerned, and sometimes looked to relationships to give me what needed to be restored within me.

I am not sharing from a place of superiority. I am sharing as a woman who has had to look honestly at her own choices, patterns, wounds, and beliefs—and allow God to teach her through them.

Many women are hurting in relationships, but I do not want to build another platform centered on what a man did or did not do. I want to focus on the woman.

How does she recover her sound judgment?

How does she recognize when desire is interfering with discernment?

How does she forgive without immediately restoring access?

How does she love without continually abandoning herself?

How does she accept truth when it contradicts what she hoped would happen?

We cannot control another person’s character, and we are never responsible for someone else’s deception, betrayal, or harmful behavior. But we can grow in wisdom. We can recognize our patterns. We can learn to govern our choices according to the Word of God.

I want to offer women some of the wisdom I needed earlier in my own life—not because I have arrived, but because I do not want what I have learned to be wasted.

This is not about becoming suspicious or afraid to love.

It is about learning how to **love deeply without living blindly.**

The Healthy. Wealthy. Whole. Podcast is a Scripture-rooted space for women who desire wholeness in real life—God’s way.Hosted by DeNise Wedington Jones, this podcast offers honest conversations about spiritual, emotional, physical, relational, and...

08/10/2026

Today, I began my microloc journey.

I’m starting with not much hair, some thinning, and a hairline that has been through its own journey. And if I’m truthful, I’m both excited and a little nervous.

For years, I’ve tried different styles, products, and methods hoping my hair would grow and become healthier. This time, I’m approaching it differently.

I’m not chasing hair growth.

I’m learning to tend what I have.

I want to learn my hair. Learn my scalp. Nourish my body. Be patient with the process. And give myself grace through every stage.

Because this is already becoming about more than hair.

It’s about the woman beneath the crown.

So here I am—Day One. No perfect beginning. No promises about what my hair will look like a year from now.

Just faith, intention, and a willingness to see what this journey will teach me.

Here’s to tending my crown and trusting God with the growth.

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08/05/2026

Some truths aren’t meant to be rushed. They’re meant to be remembered.

Before you took your first breath, God had already determined your time on the earth. You are not an accident. You are not late. You are not forgotten.

The invitation of Acts 17 is not to strive harder for God, but to awaken to the One who has never been far away.

The I AM is here.

Present in the ordinary.
Present in the waiting.
Present in the becoming.

Pause for a moment today. Breathe deeply. Remember His nearness. Then enjoy Him.

📖 “For in Him we live and move and have our being.” — Acts 17:28

08/05/2026

Acts 17 reminds us of something our hearts often forget.

The God who created heaven and earth also determined the times and places in which we would live. Nothing about your life has caught Him by surprise. You were born into this moment on purpose.

Paul tells us that God’s desire is that we would seek Him, reach for Him, and find Him—yet He is not far from any one of us.

The great “I AM” has always been there.

In every season.
In every question.
In every joy.
In every trial.

He has never left His place beside you.

Today, don’t just remember what God has done. Remember who He is. The I AM is present right now, inviting you to discover His nearness and to enjoy life with Him.

📖 Acts 17:24–29

05/07/2026

Some seasons don’t change you loudly.
They change you quietly.

You begin to sit differently.
Think differently.
Respond differently.
You stop chasing noise and start protecting peace.

There is a grace that comes when a woman has walked through enough life to know that becoming whole is holier than appearing perfect.

I’ve learned that healing is not always dramatic.
Sometimes it looks like rest.
Sometimes it looks like boundaries.
Sometimes it looks like finally choosing yourself the way God always intended you to.

And sometimes…
it looks like this version of you sitting still, smiling softly, and no longer at war within yourself.

I am learning to honor the woman I’ve become without apologizing for the journey it took to become her.

Healthy. Wealthy. Whole — On Purpose. 🤍

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05/04/2026

What if the issue isn’t that you don’t love well…
but that you’ve been loving from the wrong source?

At the Dominion Table, we’re not talking about surface-level love.

We’re going deeper into what Scripture reveals about being a partaker of God’s divine nature
(2 Peter 1:4)
and how that nature expresses itself as agape love.

Not emotional.
Not reactive.
Not dependent on how someone treats you.

But governed.
Consistent.
Rooted in truth.

So many women:

* love deeply, but feel depleted
* give fully, but become reactive
* care, but struggle to remain emotionally steady

This conversation will help you understand:
• Why love breaks down in relationships
• The difference between soul-led love and agape love
• How to become emotionally governed instead of emotionally driven
• What it truly means to love without losing yourself

Because agape is not something you turn on when you feel like it…

It is the evidence that you are living from the nature of God within you.

Join me at the Dominion Table.
This one will shift how you love… and how you lead.

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