A note from Kelly King: There have been many times when I have been in the passenger seat while my husband drove up a mountain road without guardrails. It’s a terrifying thought that one wrong move could result in terrible consequences. As Kaye explains in today’s article, physical guardrails are ...
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Rhythms of Work and Rest
A note from Kelly King: Recently, I’ve been reminded that Sabbath should start our week, not end our week. If man was created on the sixth day, then his first full day of life was a day of rest! As Denise O’Donoghue encourages us today, let’s develop our lives to work in the rhythms God designed for ...
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6 Questions to Ask When Seeking Team Members
A note from Kelly King: Finding the right women to serve on your team can be one of the most important aspects in ministry. Whether you are evaluating your current team or praying about adding new members to your team, Merritt gives us six crucial questions to ask when identifying leaders.
Louisa ...
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Do Yourself a Favor and Forgive
A note from Kelly King: All of us have multiple opportunities to put forgiveness into practice. Sometimes I might need to practice forgiveness several times in one day! In today’s article, Cindy Townsend does a wonderful job of outlining five reasons we should forgive others. Now, it’s your turn to ...
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The Secret Sauce in Ministry
A note from Kelly King: In today’s article, Kaye has me at the word “sauce.” Maybe it’s because my husband has a passion for a good sauce, but I was also intrigued at what Kaye’s secret is to ministering in the messy. I won’t give it away—but it’s a great secret.
My husband is a Texan. For this ...
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Sustainability for Leaders in Care Ministry
A note from Kelly King: Are you leading a ministry where your primary responsibility is caring for those who are hurting and experiencing emotional pain? If so, it’s not a bad idea to look in the mirror and ask whether you are getting the care you need. If you’re feeling exhausted from this type of ...
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Temptations in Leadership
A note from Kelly King: I’m currently in the middle of a thirty-day plan where I’m watching what I eat, eliminating several things from my diet, and replacing bad things with a better substitute. My willpower is weak, and I’m easily tempted to cheat and eat something high in sugar. And while those ...
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How Mental Health Affects Spiritual Health
A note from Kelly King: I’m excited to introduce you to a guest blogger today. Her name is Dakota Rice. I think you’ll appreciate her honest look at mental health and how as a church we should be concerned for the women in our church. I love how she connects us to the bridge between spiritual and ...
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The Pain of Discontent
A note from Kelly King: Do you struggle with contentment? If we were all being transparent, I would guess most or all of us have. Whether it’s contentment in a relationship, in ministry, or in our work, it’s something all of us must confront. In today’s article, Kaye gives us four practical ways to ...
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Transitions: A Different Kind of Grieving
A note from Kelly King: Transitions can be easy, expected, and even hoped for. But more often, transitions can be difficult, unexpected, and leave you emotionally drained. I feel like my life is often marked by transition—both the good and the difficult. With both, there are still areas where I must ...
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