A note from Kelly King: The hymn “Trust and Obey” has always been one of my favorites. There is something special about resting in the Lord’s path and being obedient to take the next step where He leads. As you head into summer, let Dawn Stephens' encouragement wash over you as a prayer and a ...
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In just a couple of days, I will walk across a stage and receive a diploma commemorating the completion of a seminary degree in theology. It would be easier to just get the paper in the mail, but I’m making the journey to California because I want to celebrate this milestone as a marker of three ...
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A note from Kelly King: How do you view the word discipline? Do you see it as a negative or as a punishment? In today’s article, Stephanie Edge explains how we should look at disciplines of engagement—especially related to Bible study and prayer. As a leader, developing the discipline of being in ...
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A note from Kelly King: Too often, leaders find themselves afraid of walking into the unknown. We become comfortable and complacent, unable to move forward in faith. Today, Kim Whitten encourages us to consider those times of calling and how to move forward. Maybe it’s time for you to say “yes” to ...
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A note from Kelly King: I’ve often heard people say you are either in a difficult season, coming out of one, or you are about to head into one! Difficult circumstances in our lives can lead to questions and doubts—even ones that cause us to question God’s direction in our lives. Martha Lawley shares ...
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A note from Kelly King: Are you a ministry leader who feels overlooked or under-appreciated? I can relate to the times I wanted to scream, “Does anyone know how hard I’m working?” Over time, I hope I’ve matured a bit and realized my heavenly Father knows my efforts. More importantly, He knows my ...
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A note from Kelly King: I’ve been married for nearly 30 years, but I can still remember hearing my boss tell me at 25 years of age that my chances of finding a husband were slimmer than being bombed. If I remember right, there was a cover on a popular magazine that supported this theory. Needless to ...
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My exercise of choice is walking. Running is not something I aspire to, but I’m usually game for a long walk on a scenic trail. Whether I’m walking my dogs and struggling to keep them from getting tangled in their leashes or I’m enjoying a stroll to a nearby lake by myself, walking helps me get some ...
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A note from Kelly King: How are you doing on your New Year’s resolutions? If one of your goals is to take control of time management, how are you doing with that? If this is a struggle, I encourage you to read Rachel Lovingood’s article today on the perspective of time and how we can take notice of ...
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A note from Kelly King: I just returned to work after taking some time off with my family over the holidays. I knew returning to work would be a “slap in the face” with a long to-do list. Like Whitley Tracy, I tend to be a “doer” and can find lots of reasons to choose busy instead of choosing best. ...
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