by | | Leadership, Relationships, Women's Ministry: Leadership |
Guest Contributor: Vicki Johnson God-honoring relationships are the heart of effective ministry. I’ve known this since I said, “I do” to my pastor husband. To put this into perspective, we managed to squeeze in a home visitation between our wedding reception and the...
by | | Relationships, Soul Care |
“A fresh-cooked meal? That is seriously the quickest way to my heart!” My friend, a twenty-something worn-out Mama, hugged the casserole dish hard before wrapping her arms around my shoulder. A grateful smile made its way right up into those big, green, sleep-deprived...
by | | Leadership, Relationships, Women's Ministry: Leadership |
Guest contributor: Cyndee Ownbey Last week I made my bi-annual trek to the Horticulture Class Plant Sale at our local high school. I purchased two beautiful hanging baskets, flowers for the pots on our front and back porch, and several vegetable plants and herbs for...
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Guest Contributor: Lisa Easterling I’ve found myself in Exodus a lot lately, and this past weekend had me wandering around in the desert alongside Moses and the Israelites. I wandered in just in time for a visit from Moses’ father-in-law, and thanks to my Pastor, Matt...
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Have you noticed how authentic friendships don’t just happen, but they have to be intentionally and sacrificially pursued? I’ve had to come to terms with this reality as I adjust to “real” life outside of the boarding school community where my husband and I lived with...
by | | Leadership, Pursuing Purpose, Relationships |
Guest Contributor: Michelle Bengtson In a recent discussion around the dinner table, my children were quick to point out that there are some things in this world that are naturally “better together.” Like eggs and bacon, Mickey and Minnie, peanut butter and jelly, and...
