Leader Connection Blog

Before you engage with your next event speaker, consider first how you can serve her. …

Ministering to the physical needs of hurting women is important, but the greater work is to show them the beauty of Jesus, our hope in suffering. …

There are powerful lessons to learn from Abigail’s story in 1 Samuel 25 . . . here’s a glimpse! …

Instead of letting false perceptions gnaw at you, use these strategies to break through the stigma of women’s ministry. …

Nurture the leadership potential of reluctant leaders with these five truths. …

When situations call for corrective action, here’s how a gospel-minded leader offers critique. …

Too often, gifted leaders cave under the weight of ministry. Let’s avoid being the next casualty. …

Special needs moms need special care and compassion from the Church. …

How do we minister hope and truth when our own hearts are bleeding? …

Let’s build a women’s ministry that draws in every temperament and personality type. …

Leaders face a constant pull between home and ministry. How can we carefully guard each calling? …

Do we value unity the same way Jesus does? …

Leader retreats foster unity and friendship among women who share a common passion. …

The church has a responsibility in the #MeToo movement. …

Equipping the next generation to live out God’s design for womanhood starts by teaching young girls. …

Let’s extend care and hospitality to the event speakers that minister alongside us as co-laborers for the gospel. …

Ministry is often inconvenient, sometimes messy, and never easy. But that’s when we know we are in the right place. …

When leaders slip and trip over lies, there are debilitating consequences for the ministries and women we serve. …

As parents in Christian leadership, our inadequacy is one of the most compelling platforms for winning our kids to Christ. …

How do you keep God’s Word central and exercise wisdom when the Body of Christ grapples with hard questions? …