Persisting in Prayer When You Feel Like Giving …
If you’ve grown weary in praying, you’re not alone. Here’s help to remain steadfast.
How Transparent Should a Pastor's Wife Be?
Love requires us to soften our protective barriers.
We Have Gifts. Let Us Use Them!
When women neglect their spiritual gifts, the Church will fail to be all God has called her to be.
How Do I Choose the Right Bible Study?
With so many Bible study options, how do I choose wisely?
How to Inspire a Love for the Bible
Many women feel powerless to change their lukewarm love toward the Bible. Let’s help them learn to treasure it.
From a Leader’s Heart: Reflections on 2020 and …
This year, and every year, we can be sure of this—we will need Jesus.
Pastor’s Wife: Remember Why We Do What We …
The truth that keeps us going when it’s hard to hang on in ministry.
Two Leadership Lessons I Learned in 2020
If you’re weighed down by the challenges of ministry, let these truths wash over your mind and heart.
How the Father’s Pruning Grows Leaders
Scars from the Father’s pruning are constant reminders of His love and faithfulness.
Hope for the Weary Pastor’s Wife
Pastor’s wife, are you overtaxed, frayed, and drained of joy and energy? There is an anchor of hope for you.
Starting a Women’s Ministry from Scratch
Building a strong ministry begins with laying a firm foundation.
Resting in the Presence of Immanuel this Christmas
God with us is not merely a Christmas truth. Are you aware of His presence as you serve?
If Jesus Wrote a Letter to Your Church
If Jesus wrote a letter to your church, would your cheeks glow from His encouragement or burn from His rebuke?
Avoiding Open Mic Night
Create Christ-centered vulnerability without creating a space where anything goes.
Ask a Women’s Ministry Leader: How to Help …
The church is God’s gift to hurting Christians. Learn how to help the fainthearted move forward in faith.
10 Reasons to Trust God with the Election …
For these reasons (and more), Christians can rest well when the results are final.
Cry Out #5: The Mighty Roar of Prayer
Satan may roar, but he’s no match for Jesus, the Lion of the Tribe of Judah. The victory is won!
Leslie’s Prayer: Cry Out for Salvation
As you pray for the lost, try tears.
Cry Out #4: A Prayer for Bible Literacy
As long as there is breath in our lungs, may we know, love, and proclaim God’s precious Word to the next generation.
Cry Out #3: A Prayer for the Church
The Church may be attacked, but she will prevail.
Cry Out #2: A Prayer for Personal Revival
Let’s pray for a fresh infusion of grace for serving in a dry and weary land.
There Is Power in Your Joy
Leader, there is gospel-spreading, prison-shaking, world-changing power in your joy.
A 4-Day Bible Reading Guide to Inexpressible Joy
Has joy become a socially-distanced friend with whom you need to become reacquainted?
True Joy Is More Than a Mood
When Jesus is the source of our joy, no one can take it away.
Remember Women on the Sidelines
Try these four creative ways to engage all the women in your church.
Leaving a Legacy of Joy
Is joy woven into the soul of your family and ministry? It can be. Fight for joy using a simple pattern from Psalm 92.
Word-Driven Ministry Is What We Need the Most
Imagine the ripple effect of women becoming disciples who make disciples who make disciples!
The Unexpected Path from Trials to Joy
James 1:2 is a perplexing command. Here’s how to (joyfully!) make sense of it.
A Prayer Strategy for Women in Your Church
Learn how to implement a focused, intentional prayer initiative in your ministry.
Where Have All the Volunteers Gone?
A shortage of volunteers is a common concern. Here’s help to identify and address barriers to serving.