For years, Kim Crabill felt she was the only woman carrying great burdens through life. She kept silent and wore a big smile. Isn’t that what savvy women in leadership roles do? Then one day she worked up the courage to get together with a group of seven women and tell them the truth about how much […]
Boundaries Like a River (Jennifer Miller, LPC)
I recently found myself sitting along the bank of a river, mesmerized by the sound, the movement, the artistry in which the water progressed downward. It is hard for me to experience such a thing and not contemplate God. He created this place. He created this moment. I knew there was something for me to […]
Not Selfish But Wise (Rev. Carol Pazdersky)
Many of us are in the “sandwich generation,” taking care of aging parents and children while we serve as leaders in the workplace and mentors. With so much going on, it is easy to forget how important we are. We neglect our sleep, fail to eat right, and push off our spiritual development to tend […]
Hunting for Acorns (Jennifer Miller, LPC)
I grew up as a Grade A certified people pleaser. I needed praise like that prehistoric squirrel in Ice Age needed that acorn. I was hunting for acorns, doing everything I could to receive positive, encouraging, uplifting words from those around me. It filled me up. It drove me on. It made everything right in […]
Are You Called To Be a Leader? (Jory H. Fisher, JD, PCC)
Are you called to be a leader? I didn’t say “organizer,” “facilitator,” or “coordinator.” I said, “leader.” Has God Called You To Be a LEADER? I’ve never asked my friends why, but many Christian women and some Christian men I know are hesitant to refer to themselves as leaders. Is it because they don’t want […]
She Wants to Be Picked (Jennifer Miller, LPC)
Picture this: A 13-year old girl, all dressed up, excited to attend her first school dance. She is anticipating a magical event. She pictures herself walking in and being asked to dance by any number of boys. She wants to be Cinderella, chosen out of everyone else. Yet, it doesn’t take long for her to […]
Affair-Proofing Both Your Marriage AND Career (Shannon Ethridge)
How can a woman “affair-proof” not just her marriage, but also her CAREER? When we consider the impact of sexual affairs or emotional entanglements, we often think of marriages being threatened and families torn apart, and these ARE indeed the most tragic casualties. But a woman who has worked hard at climbing the corporate ladder […]
Hitting Rock Bottom and Loving It (Diane Cunningham)
Have you hit rock bottom in your life? In your business? In both? Diane experienced a “double whammy” the summer of 2013 when God woke her up about her addiction and how it was keeping her from fulfilling His call on her life. Listen to this interview to hear what happened the week she hit […]
Spring Cleaning (Guest Blogger Rev. Carol Pazdersky)
With the weather changing for the better, spring cleaning has been on my mind. No, I’m not talking about knocking back the dust and cobwebs at my house (although it sure could use a thorough cleaning). I’m talking about a spring cleaning of the spirit. What parts of your life need a little fresh air […]
10 Common Mistakes Business Owners Make – Part 8, Certifications (Guest Blogger Leah Barteld Clague, Esq.)
We’ve spent quite a few months discussing mistakes that can get you into “trouble;” but this month, we turn to an expense that can cost you success and profit, rather than cause any legal trouble. Let’s talk about the mistake of not pursuing appropriate certifications that may help you grow your business or secure contracts […]
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