Strength for Weary Leaders with Leslie Bennett and …
- Grounded
- June 10, 2020
Leslie Bennett and Gayle Villaba reflect on what they’re hearing from pastors and leaders this season. View More →
Leslie Bennett and Gayle Villaba reflect on what they’re hearing from pastors and leaders this season. View More →
Everyone wants to be successful. Is your definition of success the same as God’s? Success depends less on people’s response to you, and more on your response. View More →
Leslie Bennett was doing the Lord’s work as a women’s leader at her church. But she wasn’t doing it God’s way. View More →
Do you ever feel like you’re pouring yourself out to others without getting anything back? Nancy talks about the rewards of being a servant. View More →
It’s easy for people to drift and to think ministry is about us rather than the Lord. Nancy helps us make sure we’re serving for the right reasons. View More →
When the Lord calls you home, will your work carry on behind you? Susan Hunt explains how to build a women’s ministry that will continue after you’re gone. View More →
Dr. Eric Mason shows why being filled with the Holy Spirit is kind of like oxygen. View More →
Hear how the Holy Spirit will lead a teacher to use discernment, maximize time, and communicate with genuine power. View More →
Do you ever feel powerless to serve people in need around you? Nancy shows where to get the power you need and why your involvement is so important. View More →
When you get ready to teach a passage of Scripture to others, it won’t be very effective unless you preach it to your own heart first. View More →
When you get ready to teach others, how do you prepare? Pastor Eric Mason says Bible study helps could be meaningless unless you have a heart of repentance. View More →
If you were picking ten characteristics of an effective ministry, what comes to mind? Nancy shares what she thinks makes for effective ministry. View More →
If you were picking ten characteristics you want your life and your ministry to be about, which would you pick? View More →
Nancy says if you have a Bible and the power of the Holy Spirit, God can do amazing things through you. View More →
How do you help disciple people who have dysfunction, hurt, and mess in their backgrounds? Engage about their future. View More →
Nancy says too much of what goes on in churches today is busyness without the power of God behind it. View More →
Jen Wilkin will show you how to embrace the need to teach and invest others. And she’ll also show you how to do it with a sense of healthy fear. View More →
James says not many should become teachers. But in Titus we’re told that older women are to teach younger women. How do you reconcile these two passages? View More →
Women are hurting. They long for older women to get involved in their lives, to listen, to care and to share advice. Are you willing to get involved? View More →
Leslie Bennett was doing the Lord’s work as a women’s leader at her church. But she wasn’t doing it God’s way. View More →
Do you ever feel like you’re pouring yourself out to others without getting anything back? Nancy talks about the rewards of being a servant. View More →
It’s easy for people to drift and to think ministry is about us rather than the Lord. Nancy helps us make sure we’re serving for the right reasons. View More →
Do you ever feel like you’ve served enough? You’ve earned the right to relax and coast? Nancy describes the danger of settling for status quo in ministry. View More →
Are you elated by praise? Then you will be deflated by criticism. View More →
Heaven rejoices when someone comes into God’s kingdom. Do you rejoice, or have the things of God become commonplace? View More →
Have you ever been surprised by your own inconsistency? One day you’re walking in close fellowship with the Lord, and the next you’re impatient and tense. View More →
Almost all of us would be quick to say, "I’m busy!" The danger in busyness is it threatens the most important relationship we have. View More →
Busy people face certain types of temptation. Nancy shares openly about the temptations she faces, even while doing worthwhile things for God. View More →
As I anticipated spending my evening buying ingredients and then cooking a meal for this woman who had hurt me, the waves of sorrow turned quickly to anger. Continue Reading …
Five years ago, this cocky, over-eager college graduate arrived thinking I would help Revive Our Hearts minister to women. Ha! Turns out they helped me. Continue Reading …