We in Texas have been experiencing drought conditions for much of the last three years. Our lake levels are down; many cities and towns have implemented severe restrictions on water…
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Sometimes our ministries show signs of being unhealthy, but the six steps to healthy ministry can help you as a leader make changes to help heal the disease. Think about…
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Who's in charge may sound like a simple questions, but often those with responsibilities aren't actually taking charge. They may be unclear of the specifics or how their role fits…
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George Barna’s poll 0f Christian women in August 2012 reveals that 49% characterize themselves as servants while only 36% call themselves leaders. When only one out of every three of us…
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How can we flourish in life and ministry? We simplify to flourish. Several months ago I planted some flowers in our back yard that will bud out twice a year.…
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Claudia McGuire Meet Claudia McGuire in case you don't know her. I'm thrilled to welcome Claudia as our newest team member. She and I became more than acquaintances when we…
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Dr. Kay Daigle How do we avoid the clone trap? Like many of you, I love to hear good speakers and great ideas, but they often unintentionally encourage me (and…
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Dr. Kay Daigle Pastor, why have women's ministry in your church? Having spent a total of ten years on church staffs, I respect the multitude of balls that you as…
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Virginia Grounds What wisdom Beyond Ordinary Women has in new BOW team member Virginia Grounds! I have known Virginia for many years, and I have watched her grow as a…
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What does it mean to make your ministry strategic? Consider these scenarios: What would it be like to go to an English Literature class and never read a story? If…
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