Leading When Your Faith Feels Weak
How do we minister hope and truth when our own hearts are bleeding?
Reaching the Introverts in Your Women’s Ministry
Let’s build a women’s ministry that draws in every temperament and personality type.
4 Ways to Balance Your Ministry and Family
Leaders face a constant pull between home and ministry. How can we carefully guard each calling?
How Much Is Unity Worth?
Do we value unity the same way Jesus does?
How to Plan a Leaders' Retreat
Leader retreats foster unity and friendship among women who share a common passion.
Offering Hope in the Midst of #MeToo
The church has a responsibility in the #MeToo movement.
What Do My Event Speakers Need Most?
Let’s extend care and hospitality to the event speakers that minister alongside us as co-laborers for the gospel.
Ministry Is Uncomfortable
Ministry is often inconvenient, sometimes messy, and never easy. But that’s when we know we are in the right place.
Four Lies Leaders Believe
When leaders slip and trip over lies, there are debilitating consequences for the ministries and women we serve.
Parenting Kids Who Resent Your Ministry
As parents in Christian leadership, our inadequacy is one of the most compelling platforms for winning our kids to Christ.
4 Wise Steps for Answering Difficult Questions
How do you keep God’s Word central and exercise wisdom when the Body of Christ grapples with hard questions?
5 Guidelines for Diffusing Conflict in Ministry
Conflict detracts from the gospel. While it may be costly and tedious to restore unity, it cannot be ignored. The stakes are too high.
How Do I Find the Right Event Speaker?
Event speakers need to possess an allegiance to God’s truth. Rather than simply filling a speaker slot, let’s be vigilant as gatekeepers of truth.
Run Your Race with Perseverance
Is weariness causing you to question your ministry calling? Here’s encouragement to keep running strong in the new year.
Work Yourself out of a Job
Equipping saints for the work of ministry is to make a conscious choice to build up the whole Body of Christ rather than build your own little kingdom.
5 Secrets to Building a Women’s Ministry Team
Do you find yourself in a team building slump? These tips will get you over the hump of volunteer recruitment and retention.
How to Cultivate Community in Your Women’s Ministry
We often think of Christian community as doing activities together. It’s much more. It’s about sharing our spiritual lives in Christ.
Leading by Praying
Having a foundation of prayer in the local church blesses every other way we minister to women. Here’s how.
Beware of These 7 Gospel-Distortions
When the women in our churches forget the gospel, they’re more likely to be carried along and tossed about by the world’s ever-changing ideas.
Living Life Together: A Worthy Investment (part 4)
Living a Titus 2 lifestyle is essential for women, and for churches, to thrive. It’s an investment with eternal rewards. Are you willing to take a risk?
Living Life Together: It’s a Balancing Act (part …
Mentoring is an intersection of busy, messy lives. It happens best when we offer our priorities, schedules, and weaknesses to God.
Living Life Together: Let It Grow! (part 2)
Mentoring can happen anytime, anywhere. Here’s a creative collection of practical ideas to water and grow a mentoring friendship.
Living Life Together: Taking the First Steps (part …
Are you ready for a mentoring friendship, but uncertain how to begin or what mistakes to avoid? Read on . . .
Living Life Together: Real-Life Solutions to Titus 2 …
We’ve got the help you need to kickstart the mentoring journey of a lifetime!
Ministering to the Special Needs Mom
Chances are there’s a special needs family at your church. Here’s practical guidance on ministering to these moms with compassion from someone who knows.
Face Ministry Criticism Like Jesus Did
When you’re wounded by critical words, it’s hard not to take it personally. Remember you’re in company with Jesus who endured criticism for our sake.
Serving Controlling Women in Your Church
Division and tension naturally arise when committed but flawed believers try to minister together. Conflict is common. Control Girls are common.
The One Thing Burnt-Out Leaders Need
In the midst of out-of-breath-serving-God-busyness, have you lost the wonder of Him?
Examining the Heart of Women’s Ministry
Here’s a helpful tool to identify strengths and weaknesses in your ministry.
Danger Ahead: When Mature Leaders Rely on Experience
When we assume our next steps before hitting our knees in prayer, it's a sign that we've departed from dependency.