A note from Kelly King: We may not be able to eliminate stress, but we can learn how to manage stress. If you don’t, your emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being will be affected negatively. As you minister to women, consider these seven strategies from Kaye Hurta that will help you overcome ...
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6 Steps to Take When the Storm Hits
A note from Kelly King: Most of my life has been spent living in Oklahoma where storms and tornadoes quickly come without much warning. I’m thankful for trained meteorologists who give warnings and help people prepare for the possibility of life-threatening storms. I’m also thankful for those who ...
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Ideas for Celebrating Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is a month away. Have you thought of ways you might celebrate the moms in your sphere of ministry? While Mother’s Day can be difficult for many women in your ministry, you can still find ways to encourage those who are in all stages of motherhood.
Here are some ways you can encourage ...
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5 Leadership Questions with Chris Adams
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 Q&A, Chris Adams is featured. Chris was the Lead Women’s Ministry Specialist for more than 20 years until her ...
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7 Strategies to Move from Hurting to Hope
A note from Kelly King: As I read Kaye Hurta’s article this morning, a bluebird kept landing on my office window. Like many of you, I’m thrilled that spring is here. For many of you, spring is a time of new beginnings in your life. If you are resting in the hope of a new season, whether it is ...
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Learning From Leaders: 10 Warning Signs Leaders Should Not Ignore
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" features Alli Worthington. Alli is an author, speaker, and business coach for ...
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Your Two Best Next Steps When Grieving
A note from Kelly King: I’m very grateful for Kaye Hurta’s recent articles on grieving. I’ve heard from several women that they have been helpful in regard to their personal journey of loss. In today’s article, Kaye gives some “next steps” that involve taking care of yourself. If you aren’t going ...
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Is This Normal Grief or Clinical Depression?
A note from Kelly King: It is not uncommon to have periods of sorrow, but there is a difference between normal periods of sadness and depression that is debilitating and needs professional help. Kaye Hurta unpacks the differences today. If you think you are experiencing clinical depression, please ...
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Learning From Leaders: What Does the Bible Say About 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 Katie Orr. Katie is the author of several Bible studies and was a ...
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5 Insights for Living and Leading Through Personal Chaos
A note from Kelly King: I haven’t met a leader who hasn’t experienced leading in the midst of chaos—whether it originates from work, home, or in the local church. As Sheila West explains today, it’s not if we will face chaos, but how we respond to chaos that can make the difference.
The ...
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