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A Letter to My White Sisters

A letter to my white sisters: I see you. Trying. Processing. I see you opening up and asking the hard questions that make you uncomfortable because it may reveal prejudice or ignorance that ‘til now laid dormant in your heart.…

You Don’t Need a Platform: Part Two

In our culture with social media and blogging taking over the world, we so often hear people refer to these as platforms. That would be accurate. An Instagram page can be used to share the gospel. Blogs and books can…

Did Jesus Have a Platform?

One of my favorite quotes is by Harper Lee, author of To Kill A Mockingbird. She states, "Writing is something you'll never learn in any university or at any school. It's something that is within you, and if it isn't…

Shine

My keyboard has glitter on it. My kitchen table has glitter on it. So much glitter. That can only mean one thing: Dolly is crafting again. The kickoff event for our women’s ministry is in a few days and, once…

You Don’t Need A Platform

Our world is surely a fallen world. Sin and darkness are all over the place threatening to take over, but we have such an incredible Father that is so much bigger. I see a hunger in so many to do…

5 Undeniable Ways to Grow Your Women’s Ministry This year

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Lisa Bryant served as Women’s Ministry Director at Thomas Road Baptist Church for 12 years. While serving at Thomas Road, Lisa developed strategies for discipleship, mentoring, and engaging women of all ages and backgrounds. After working with…

How to be a Forgiving Leader

Missy was on the women’s ministry leadership team at her local church. She used her gift of hospitality by organizing events and decorating for every function from Bible study kickoffs to leadership retreats. Most of the time she made the…

Leadership 101: Receiving Constructive Criticism

Whoever heeds discipline shows the way to life, but whoever ignores corrections leads others astray. — Proverbs 10:17 Just as giving constructive criticism can be difficult, it is equally hard to receive it—especially for leaders. Hearing our own shortcomings or even our…

Leadership 101: Giving Constructive Criticism

Now I myself am confident concerning you, my brethren, that you also are full of goodness, filled with all knowledge, able also to admonish one another. — Romans 15:14 I don't know what’s more uncomfortable: to receive criticism or to give it.…

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