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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Healing Past Memories Through Prayer
A note from Kelly King: Do you deal with memories that are painful? In today’s article, Kaye pulls back the curtain a bit on some of her personal painful memories and gives all of us some encouragement in ways we can process those and see how the Lord can bring healing.
A few weeks ago my sister ...
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5 Keys for Effective Special Events
A note from Kelly King: I love planning events. I love the creativity, the fun, the food, and the fellowship. Most of all, I love when events serve a purpose—something Shari Edwards points out in her article today. I pray you’ll see how purpose needs to be the key to making your next event ...
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Wisdom for Ministering to Widows
A note from Kelly King: A woman in my church experienced the sudden passing of her husband a few months ago. I’ve watched the body of Christ minister to her in many ways, and she has been a wonderful witness to what the Lord is doing in her life. Even so, the road she is now walking is difficult. ...
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3 Strategies for Caring for the Hurting
A note from Kelly King: I definitely don’t consider myself an expert when it comes to knowing how to best minister to women who are hurting. But, I still want to develop a network of women that do know how to respond to those in crisis as well as become more educated and empathetic to those who are ...
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Technology and Social Media in Ministry
A note from Kelly King: I often get questions from ministry leaders about how to use social media in their ministry. Whether you are tech-savvy or you would rather it all go away, it’s an important tool that can be used for the advancement of the gospel. Today Whitley Tracy gives some easy ways for ...
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Loss or Launch: A Leadership Perspective
A note from Kelly King: I love today’s perspective from Simone Monroe. There are so many times leaders want to selfishly keep women on a team, when the best thing that could happen is to launch them into a new phase of leadership. One of your goals when developing a team is to multiply your ...
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Is My Grief Helpful or Harmful?
A note from Kelly King: As I was reading through Kaye’s article today, I decided to look online at the definition of "journey." One of the definitions was “traveling from one place to another, usually taking a rather long time.” I believe this is a really good way to consider how we deal with loss ...
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Volunteering: Is that God’s Plan For the Church?
A note from Kelly King: I’ve listened to Sheila West talk about this subject in the past, and I’m so grateful she has written down her thoughts on volunteerism in the church. Because of Sheila, I am careful about how I “enlist” people to serve, and I have changed my language in the way I ask people ...
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Think Like a Local in Ministry
A note from Kelly King: After living in the same city for 54 years and then moving to Nashville, I’ve had to learn a few of the things Courtney Veasey mentions in today’s article. Finding new friends and ways to serve has helped me go from being a tourist to understanding the local culture. I still ...
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