by: Rachel Lovingood [su_spacer] An inevitable part of life [su_spacer] Conflict. Not something that I like or ever look forward to. Most people don’t. But it is a part of all of our lives. Especially since we are leaders. [su_spacer] Now you may be like a few people I know who sort of thrive on…
by: Marshelle Wilburn As a mother of five biological children, two foster and other spiritual children, I have nurtured “my babies” sometimes to exhaustion over the past three decades. [su_spacer] When you parent younger children, you experience a physical drain resulting from sleep deprivation and extended energy required when they fight naps, teeth are cutting,…
by: Rachel Lovingood As ministry wives, we have different types of callings. Some of us may have felt personally called to ministry aside from our husband’s call. Others of us may have felt a more general calling to follow the Lord and do His will, but the fact is that if you are married to…
A pastor’s wife serves in a unique role. Her every response, every step, often faces critique. As I have, you may come in contact with people who are not your ‘cup of tea’ for whatever reason: maybe they have a strong personality, overstep the boundaries you have in place, seem critical or judgmental, or perhaps…
by: Courtney Moore [su_spacer]For many of us who have been Christians for decades or even the majority of our lives, we can say that on most days, we feel pretty secure and confident in the calling God has placed on our lives and in how He’s gifted us uniquely to fulfill His purposes. [su_spacer]But sometimes,…
[su_spacer]Do you have to have a seminary degree to be a pastor’s wife or ministry wife? [su_spacer]Let me begin with a loud, resounding, “No.” Let me state it again, “No.” We have just gotten past the stereotype that we all have to sing and play the piano. I would not dare limit God’s equipping power…
by: Michele Husfelt [su_spacer]I sat at the kitchen bar and watched her steep the tea. She set out two teacups and two spoons. After paying particular attention to the process, she poured our tea, pulled up the other chair, and began to share. [su_spacer]We met at a women’s conference overseas. She was the main speaker,…
That question you have been asking yourself as you stare at your reflection each morning. It will cost you something. The suspicion is if you are reading this, there is no need to spell out the question because since the horrible sound of George Floyd’s plea for mercy, “I can’t breathe,” echoed around the world……
by: Diane Nix [su_spacer] My response to racism has been developing my entire life. I grew up in Texas and Missouri. I’m a farm girl who worked alongside my dad, just like a young man. There were no excuses and no whining. Life was black and white on the surface, but beneath, emotionally, it was…
by: Sarah Glover Have you ever heard this statement? True JOY…Jesus, Others, Yourself. In Philippians, the Apostle Paul instructs us to “regard others as more important than yourselves,” and Jesus, well, he’s the ultimate servant. He “emptied & humbled himself” for humankind. I’ve been contemplating this idea of identity and being a Christ-follower, and I’m…
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