Over the past year one of the most re-occurring questions I have been receiving from women is “how do I pursue my call to leadership in the Church?”  Maybe it’s becoming a small group leader; or a ministry team leader; or a member of the Church leadership team in making decisions and helping build the Church.  Regardless of what role and level of leadership you are pursuing in this post today, I want to address five steps that will begin to help you in your journey of stepping into the areas of leadership you are led to pursue in your Church. Before ...

One of my favorite verses is found in Acts 13:22, it says:After removing Saul, he made David their king. God testified concerning him: ‘I have found David son of Jesse, a man after my own heart; he will do everything I want him to do.’ Every time I read this verse in Acts 13:22, I am almost immediately reminded of the verse in 1 Samuel 16:7 when God quickly stops Samuel from anointing Eliab (David’s older brother) and says,“Do not consider his appearance or his height […] The LORD does not look at ...

LESSON #3 – GROW SPIRITUALLY & MATURE EMOTIONALLY It doesn’t matter how educated you are. It doesn’t matter how physically attractive you may be. It doesn’t matter how financially independent or stable you may be. Although those are great accomplishments, they are simply on the surface level of who you are. Your beauty, and success do not define you. As a woman, your character and depth in your relationship with God is what will always define who you truly are. It’s also what will attract like-minded individuals into your life.your character and depth in your relationship with God is what will always define who you truly ...

Last Friday we had the opportunity to discuss the first two points that are absolutely necessary for single women to focus on. We discussed the importance of remaining thankful in every season, and learning to seek the Kingdom of God before and above all things (including a husband). If you have not read last week’s Part 1, I strongly recommend you take two minutes of your time to get caught up. As mentioned in Part 1 last week, this is not meant to condemn women who desire marriage. In fact, it’s good to desire something as beautiful as the blessing of a life partner. However, this post ...

You’re educated, you’re driven and accomplished, God fearing with a decent character, but you wonder why there isn’t a ring on your left hand yet. Trust me girl, you ain’t alone. But before you start wondering where your husband is, it’s important that we talk about somethings. Is wishing for your Prince Charming to show up, a bad thing? Absolutely not. Longing for love and marriage are only part of the natural desires that God has put within us women. Unfortunately, that innocent desire often times turns into an idol that begins to dictate the steps of our lives. We allow ourselves to become obsessed with this need of getting married, and lose sight of ...