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 Brenda Croston. Brenda is a new LifeWay Women’s trainer, so later this fall, look ...
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My Father’s Eyes
A note from Kelly King: As I read Kaye’s article today, the words from the song “Father’s Eyes” send my mind straight back to my college dorm room where Amy Grant’s vinyl of the same name made its home. Like Kaye, I want to have eyes like my heavenly Father and be willing to show compassion to women ...
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Learning From Leaders: I Was Lonely in the Church
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 an article from my home church in Oklahoma—Council Road Baptist Church. ...
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The Best Tool to Help the Hurting
A note from Kelly King: The subject of listening is often talked about in this category of our blog. I’ve watched Kaye Hurta not only write on the importance of listening, but I’ve seen her practice it as she helps coordinate the encouragers at many of our LifeWay Women events. I’m grateful for her ...
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Attending to Our Hurts
A note from Kelly King: While reading through Kasey Ewing’s article this morning, I was reminded of a scar that still exists right between my eyes from missing a catch while playing church softball. It’s been more than 30 years since I broke my nose while being a clumsy catcher, but that scar is a ...
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Keeping Pace with God
A note from Kelly King: For many of you, summer means slowing down your normal pace. For others, summer is a time you can get off course by falling out of the habit of spending time in God’s Word. Make a commitment today to make this summer a time to grow closer in your relationship with the Lord. I ...
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Leadership Lessons from Storms
A note from Kelly King: I lived in Oklahoma most of my life, and when spring and early summer arrives, you can be fairly confident that you will hear the sirens alerting to possible tornadoes in your vicinity. Being prepared for nature’s storms and having the right shelter are both important. In ...
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The Healing Act of Remembering
A note from Kelly King: As you consider Memorial Day today, would you take a moment to pray for men and women who are currently serving our country? I’m grateful for their service and for those who gave their lives for our freedom. Also, pray for those who have served our country and suffer from ...
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The Struggle and Reality of Eating Disorders
A note from Kelly King: I pray that you do not struggle with an eating disorder, but the reality is many people do. As Kaye Hurta shares in today’s article, there are ten million women in the United States who have an eating disorder, which means there are many more friends and family members who ...
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Are People Your Mission?
A note from Kelly King: Being a shepherd to women entails a lot of various aspects, but I really like the way Dawn Stephens uses the metaphors of good grass and clean water in regard to leading our ministries to women. We can never forget that our focus in ministry is people and not projects.
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