A note from Kelly King: In today’s article, Kasey Ewing shares her thoughts on hope. While it is different than most of our posts, I can’t help by wonder if some of you can relate to her words today. Remember, there is always hope.
Romans 5:4 says, “Endurance produces proven character, and ...
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Leading Through a Sea of Apathy and Complacency
A note from Kelly King: Do you struggle with apathy in your leadership? What about the people you lead? I think all of us can relate to Casey Merrifield’s article today. Take a couple of minutes and evaluate where you see yourself in this area and be reminded to lead others with a focus on your ...
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A Long, Slow Goodbye
A note from Kelly King: One in ten American adults over the age of 65 suffer from Alzheimer’s disease—a total of 5.8 million. Needless to say, this disease either affects someone you know or they are caring for someone affected by Alzheimer’s. As Kaye describes her personal experience today, I know ...
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Learning From Leaders: The Struggle of One
A Note from Kelly King: Occasionally, we enjoy bringing 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. Many women have shared how leadership can be lonely, but ministry wives can sometimes struggle with loneliness in ...
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The Complicated Grief of Losing a Parent
A note from Kelly King: I’m at the age when many of my friends are experiencing the grief that comes when a parent dies. It is difficult to process the loss, even if you had a wonderful relationship with them. It can be more difficult to process if there was brokenness in the relationship. Whether ...
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Caring for the Caregivers
A note from Kelly King: I currently have a woman in my Bible study who is caring for her aging mother. She lives with her, and there are daily needs that can be overwhelming. I’ve learned that our Bible study is one way she gets a small break from the ‘round the clock responsibilities. Consider the ...
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Five Leadership Questions with Andrea Lennon
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 Andrea Lennon. Andrea is the Women’s Ministry Specialist for Arkansas Baptists, but ...
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When We Don’t Give Voice to Our Own Pain
A note from Kelly King: Kaye often steps on my toes when I’m reading her articles, but today’s really got my attention! How often do I try to minimize the hurt and pain of my own situations because I need to show others that I can handle it? I know I need to be more vulnerable and seek the help of ...
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6 Ways to Pray for Your Guest Speaker
A note from Kelly King: Just last night I got a quick text from a friend who was speaking at a women’s event. She was running a low grade fever and not feeling her best. It was just hours before the event, and she was praying that the Lord would give her strength and boldness as she encouraged and ...
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Remembering Karen Alexander-Doyel
A couple of weeks ago I had the privilege of celebrating the life of one of LifeWay’s most beloved trainers, Karen Alexander-Doyel. As I heard from family members and friends about this incredible woman, I was reminded of how the Lord calls every woman to plant the seeds of the gospel into the lives ...
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