Resources by Topic: Women's Ministry

Revive Our Hearts Pray for our nation with the help of these prayer requests.   Continue Reading

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Learn how to survive—and thrive—in an economic crisis.   Continue Reading

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Become a wise woman who is adept at evaluating what you read, hear, and watch in light of God’s truth.   Continue Reading

Revive Our Hearts If you see biblical womanhood as a gift from God, and agree with this True Woman Manifesto, sign it at www.TrueWoman.com.   Continue Reading

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth In a world where so many people are sad, lonely, and hurting, God wants to use you to communicate His heart and minister grace to others.   Continue Reading

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Download this discussion guide to help you lead the women in your church or small group through Choosing Gratitude.   Continue Reading

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Men respond to the question: How can women affirm and encourage them to express godly masculinity in the home and church?   Continue Reading

Mary Kassian Use this worksheet designed by Mary Kassian to help you establish what your personal hedges are.   Continue Reading

Revive Our Hearts Do you ever struggle to get anything out of a sermon? Read practical suggestions on how to prepare your heart before you even go to church.   Continue Reading

Kim Jaggers Are you a single mom? Replace the enemy's lies with God's Truth!   Continue Reading

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Answer key for Potential Pitfalls of Ministry (Conference Message Outline).   Continue Reading

Revive Our Hearts Ten things to remember when you are tempted.   Continue Reading

The Counsel on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood Read this important statement on biblical manhood and womanhood was prepared by several evangelical leaders at a meeting in 1987.   Continue Reading

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth This simple acrostic will help you remember the basics as you sit down to study Scripture.   Continue Reading

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Learn the foundations of Bible study: observation, interpretation, and application.   Continue Reading

Bill Zebell This in-depth look at inductive Bible study will give you the tools you need to confidently study God’s Word.   Continue Reading

Bill Zebell Check out these tips on understanding your group dynamics, meeting the needs of your group, and drawing out the best in each individual.   Continue Reading

J. Oswald Sanders Discover characteristics that all good leaders have in common.   Continue Reading

Tanya Hasselhuhn Learn the qualities and characteristics that define a leader, and be encouraged that leadership is process of continual growth.   Continue Reading

Sarah Stevenson Discover how to help your group appropriately share prayer requests.   Continue Reading

Leslie Bennett Learn how to develop trust between group members and foster an environment where members can help each other grow.   Continue Reading

Darla Wilkinson Learn how to provide a safe bridge to help your members feel comfortable sharing openly and honestly.   Continue Reading

Tanya Hasselhuhn Every group has those dreaded moments of silence when the members avoid answering a question. Learn helpful comments to help keep the discussion flowing.   Continue Reading

Evie Gardner Prayer is a crucial part of your small group time, but it’s often the most neglected. Learn how to develop a prayer ministry for your group.   Continue Reading

Tanya Hasselhuhn A wise leader will think through how to handle difficult situations so if they arise, you will know how you wish to handle it.   Continue Reading

Leslie Bennett Here are several suggestions for drawing out your quiet members and keeping your talkative members “reined in.”   Continue Reading

Evie Gardner Thinking of starting a small group? Here are some basics to get you started.   Continue Reading

Leslie Bennett Ideas to help keep your group engaged in the discussion.   Continue Reading

Darla Wilkinson Before you lead a small group, it's good to have a plan for your meetings. Here are some suggestions for what type of schedule to follow.   Continue Reading

Leslie Bennett As a leader, you’ll be the one to set the pace for your group. Learn how to build great group unity and strength.   Continue Reading