As a college student, I took a short-term class that focused on three weeks of Scripture memory. I didn’t exactly know it when I signed up for the class, but it became a life-changing decision that still impacts my personal walk with the Lord today. Sitting in a room with thirty other students ...
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Using Phone Apps For Life and Ministry
Most of the women in your sphere of influence own a smart phone, and they are spending a significant amount of time each day engaged with it. Research done more than a year ago found that the average American adult spends close to four hours a day on their phone—90 percent engaged with ...
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Shine a Light on Slavery
Several years ago I received an invitation to attend a meeting about human trafficking in my state. The meeting just happened to be within blocks of my office, and I knew the topic was going to be an emphasis for the mission organization I represented. I walked into the meeting uninformed and ...
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Getting Church Leadership on Board
I was fresh out of college and had just joined a new church. Armed with enthusiasm and the experience of a 22-year-old (note the sarcasm in that phrase), I was excited when some new friends suggested we begin a Sunday afternoon Bible study. I had led two other groups through a discipleship program ...
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Trends for Ministry to Women in 2019
A new year is always a time for reflecting on the past but focusing on the future. My mind is full of anticipation for a new year of meeting ministry leaders across the country as well as considering the top trends I’m observing in local churches. I’ve attempted to write on these trends before, and ...
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5 Tips for Choosing Your January Bible Study
Even though it’s the middle of the holiday season, if you lead women’s Bible studies, it’s not too soon to consider what you are planning to offer when the calendar rolls around to 2019. If you’re trying to decide what to offer, here are some helpful tips as you prepare.
1. Consider choosing the ...
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Bible Options for Holiday Gifts
It’s the holidays, which means many of you are in the thick of Christmas shopping. Whether you are considering a new Bible for yourself or purchasing one for a member of your family, the options can be overwhelming.
I still remember the first study Bible I received while I was a sophomore in ...
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Ministry to Military Families
This week our country celebrated Veteran’s Day, honoring men and women who have served our country. The older I get, the more I appreciate their sacrifice and willingness to protect the freedoms I often take for granted.
Like many of you, my family has a history of military heroes. From my ...
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Healthy Habits for Leaders This Fall
Four months ago I embarked on a bit of a journey toward improving some healthy habits in my life. As a leader who juggles lots of responsibilities and traveling, it was a personal wake-up call. And while I’m still a work in progress and have decided I always will be, fall is a great time to consider ...
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Women’s Leadership Forum Focus: Get to Know the General Session Speakers
We are officially less than a month away from LifeWay’s Women’s Leadership Forum. If you’ve never attended this national event, it’s not too late to register. If you’re a woman who leads in ministry, in the marketplace, or believe God has called you to leadership, you don’t want to miss this!
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