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article | December 11, 2017

Bible study leaders. Mentor moms. Event planners. Sunday school teachers. Childcare coordinators. Prayer support. This is a list that could go on and on and on. Volunteer recruitment is part of the job description of women’s ministry, and for most of us, …

article | April 21, 2016

Mistakes . . . not an easy topic because it is painfully personal. I have been involved in women's ministry for thirty years and have made every imaginable mistake—more than once. And this is not just past tense. I am often shocked …

article | April 26, 2016

I'll never forget the day I found out the guy I was dating was not a virgin. I felt like I'd been punched in the gut. I was so in love with him and never fathomed this would be a part of …

article | October 31, 2016

I was sitting in a restaurant, minding my own business, when monsters invaded my heart. Right in the middle of football game coverage, a terrifying commercial stole my peace. I only watched for a few seconds, but the gory faces and scary …

article | July 8, 2019

In our ministry with women who are also moms, what do they need? As we consider topics for small groups, studies to do, or mentoring opportunities with moms, what is their greatest need? Perhaps there’s a common need for godly parenting advice. …

article | November 28, 2016

Words can be so simple, yet so profound. They can breathe life into us but also cause us to be frozen, stuck, or even unable to function (Prov. 16:24). While our words always have an impact on others, for those in a …

article | September 26, 2014

Nothing will deepen your women’s ministry like the study of God’s Word! However, finding a study for your small group can be challenging. Below is a list of recommended studies by our Revive Our Hearts team. For your convenience, the studies are …

article | March 4, 2019

“So how are things going at your church?” I knew the question was asked in love and compassion because she knew how difficult things had been, but I still deflated a bit inside. Things hadn’t been going that well, and I knew …

article | June 25, 2020

To the leader facing heartache at home: I see you there, my friend. I know how difficult it can be to fulfill the role you’ve been called to within the body of Christ, while dealing with a tumultuous home life—particularly in marriage. …

article | October 7, 2009

One of the most beloved hymns of the church reflects was penned in 1874 by a single woman named Frances Ridley Havergal. Written as a prayer, each line focuses on one dimension of what it means to be fully consecrated to Christ. …