A note from Kelly King: Part of ministering to women includes ministering to women in abusive relationships. You may not know what to do when this situation arises, but you can know the hotline number below to help a woman get to a safe place. While I hope you never need to use it, our desire is to ...
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4 Ways to Gracefully Receive and Respond to Criticism
A note from Kelly King: Leaders must be willing to open themselves up for feedback—whether it’s positive or negative. Not everyone knows how to give productive criticism, but knowing how to respond to criticism can take you from being a good leader to a great leader. I know you’ll learn much from ...
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5 Leadership Questions with Denise O’Donoghue
A note from Kelly King: Each month, we will feature a leader who ministers to women, either through the local church, a non-profit organization, or in the marketplace. In today’s leadership Q & A, we’re featuring Denise O’Donoghue. Denise is a new LifeWay Women trainer, and we’re excited for her ...
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How to Remain Hopeful in the Waiting
A note from Kelly King: I began to hear Katherine Wolf’s story a couple of years ago and have been moved and inspired by her courage. Most of all, her story encourages hope. I love that hope is a confident expectation of God’s faithfulness and sovereignty. Today, may you find hope in Kaye’s article ...
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Sticks and Stones: The Power of Words
“Stick and stones. Sticks and stones!” That’s what my mother would say after I had poured out my aching heart for the thousandth time concerning the ugly words spoken about or to me by one friend or another. Did your mother tell you that too? Or did you hear the full sing-song version, “Sticks and ...
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Three Reasons Every Leader Should Attend LifeWay Women’s Leadership Forum
Before joining the LifeWay team a few years ago, I was well aware of all the amazing events LifeWay Women offers. I even convinced several of my friends to celebrate my fortieth birthday by attending Living Proof Live with Beth Moore. Who doesn’t want to spend quality time with girlfriends and God’s ...
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3 Ways to Engage Suffering
A note from Kelly King: In today’s article, Kaye Hurta mentions two resources that you may want to consider adding to your library. Both Elisabeth Elliot and Katherine Wolf are examples of women who have encountered suffering and found God’s faithfulness in the midst of it. We can all learn from ...
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5 Gears of Life
A note from Kelly King: In a culture of busyness and connectedness to technology, Casey Merrifield’s article today is a good reminder that we can’t live our lives in “one gear.” Just like my bicycle that has different gears for different terrains, we must shift from one gear to another as we ...
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The Simplicity of Ministry
A note from Kelly King: Has your church already had Vacation Bible School? If so, you’ve probably noticed some of the same things Stephanie Edge observed in her recent experience. How is your ministry to women using others in simple ways to share the gospel? As Stephanie urges us, it starts with ...
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How to Make Meaningful Connections
A note from Kelly King: I have to admit that I don’t always know what to say to someone who is in the middle of a crisis or dealing with a painful situation. I’m sure I’m guilty of saying the wrong things—and even singing songs to a heavy heart as this article suggests. Because of what Kaye shares ...
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