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article | July 29, 2019

As you prepare to launch full force into another ministry cycle, the Leader Connection is here to help! We’re bringing you a blog series, The Women’s Ministry Leader Survival Guide. Over the next four weeks, eight key women’s leaders will share their …

article | June 8, 2011

Do you ever find yourself . . . waking up on Sunday morning and wishing you didn’t have to go to church? having a hard time staying awake in church? daydreaming during the message or making a mental to-do list while the …

article | May 24, 2011

Proud people focus on the failures of others. Broken people are overwhelmed with a sense of their own spiritual need. Proud people have a critical, fault-finding spirit; they look at everyone else’s faults with a microscope but their own with a telescope. …

article | December 5, 2001

Inadequacies in teaching children to worship often take one of two forms. Sometimes children are presented with a vision of God without being given the opportunity to respond to the revelation. On the other hand, children are often asked to respond to …

article | February 19, 2015

I’m a bit of a celebrity news stalker. In particular, I am fascinated when celebrity romances crash and burn. If the most beautiful girls in the world can’t stay in love with the world’s most handsome fellas even with enough cash flow …

article | February 5, 2018

With dating sites becoming the norm, I think we should do ourselves a favor and dig into the topic of online dating (especially as we head into this month typically focused on romantic love). Before we do, I have to be honest …

article | June 29, 2017

“Live your truth.” It’s a banner that seems to be flying everywhere. The big idea is that we should do what feels right to us. No one knows us like we do, and no one has the right to tell us what …

article | June 8, 2011

1. What do you mean when you say a woman should “ask herself the right questions” about clothing? I’m convinced that some women honestly don’t realize that some of their clothing choices are immodest. Chances are, they’re not even really thinking about …

article | July 25, 2016

Planning women's events is hard work. There are (seemingly) endless decisions to weigh concerning a goal, theme, agenda, speaker, and venue—to name a few! The process is just beginning when it seems like you're bombarded with managing a multitude of volunteers, facilitating …

article | August 15, 2019

Talk to any leader and the topic of balancing ministry and home responsibilities is bound to come up. That’s why I’m so glad for today’s survival tool from Kelly Needham. Meet Kelly in her personal message to leaders, and check out her …