It’s that season of the year when pumpkins dot the landscape and leaves continue to change color and prepare us for the next season. It’s also a season of costumes and candy.
I’m not opposed to churches that offer Fall Festivals or Trunk or Treat activities. These are often safe places for ...
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Learning From Leaders: Behind Every Great Man
A Note from Kelly King: Occasionally, we will bring you links to blogs we’re reading. If we see something that catches our attention for women leaders, we want to share it with you. Today’s “Learning From Leaders” is actually an article I wrote for Lynn Pryor’s personal blog. Lynn works for LifeWay ...
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How A Sailboat Was a Conduit for the Gospel
When Moses was tapped by God to lead Israel out of Egypt, he didn’t readily embrace his calling. And while I don’t know much about the Enneagram, I tend to think Moses was a bit of a type one—the strict perfectionist who is acutely aware of their personal imperfections and sense of not being good ...
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Summer Reading List
Many of you have begun enjoying summer break. And while some of you are possibly a few weeks away, it’s a great time to start thinking about adding a few books to your summer reading. For me, I’m looking forward to a week in the mountains where cell phone service is sketchy and the Internet is only ...
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The Importance of One-on-One Conversations
“You walk too fast,” was the comment a woman recently told a pastor. Confused by the comment, the pastor quickly asked what she meant. Again, she said, “You walk too fast.” The pastor still seemed confused, and the woman finally explained, “Sometimes you don’t seem to acknowledge the people you pass ...
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What Leaders Can Learn From Moses
Last month I had the privilege of teaching eighth grade girls through the life of Moses. His life is a fascinating case study in regard to leadership. From his incredible rescue from infanticide in Exodus to his obituary in Deuteronomy that says, “No prophet has arisen again in Israel like Moses,” ...
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Out of the Darkness and Into the Light
A note from Kelly King: I recently wrote the following article that appears in the current issue of HomeLife magazine. I pray it will be an encouragement to you on this Good Friday. Does your church currently order HomeLife as a ministry resource for families? If not, or if you would like to ...
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10 Things You Can Do to Enhance Your Leadership
Whether you consider yourself a leader or not, there are some basic skills every leader should possess or strive for in their leadership journey. If you want to be a leader worth following, here are ten things you can begin today.
1. Never read leadership books. Why get new ideas or be challenged ...
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Learning From Leaders: Why Your Small Group Needs to Study Biblical Women
A Note from Kelly King: Occasionally, we enjoy bringing you links to articles we’re reading. If we see something that catches our attention for women leaders, we want to share it with you. Today’s “Learning From Leaders” features Deborah Spooner. She recently posted an article on the LifeWay Groups ...
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How to Lead Scripture Memory in Your Group
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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