Colorful Connections would appear to be a book about words. We talk back and forth about what it’s like to be in our skin in these times. Men and women of other skin colors also share their experiences. We introduce twelve questions we believe lead to healthy conversations about racial healing. We encourage talking.
We were at Hooters. And I was acting like a Pharisee.
Linda Evans Shepherd Have you lost your holiday cheer? Maybe you’re fretting about buying Christmas gifts or saving up for a tank of gas. Or perhaps the recession, not to…
Every November, the holiday dash begins and does not slow until we ring in the New Year. Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith The weeks leading up to 2023 are exciting and can…
We are called to peace due to the nature of God himself. God commands us not to fear, no matter what He calls us to. Great pressure comes with the role of leadership. God knows this, but He calls us anyway.
I have a twenty-first-century condition experts are now calling hurry sickness. Yes, hurry sickness is a real behavior pattern. The term was coined by cardiologists Meyer Friedman and Ray Rosenman in their book, Type A Behavior and Your Heart.
Get reignited in purpose with the new issue of Leading Hearts magazine, which features inspiring Christian Women Communicators who, just like you, are called to move in God-sized purpose. Hear inspiring stories and practical insight for leaders from the women of the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association, including our Lifetime Achievement Award-Winning and bestselling author and speaker, Eva Marie Everson. Get secrets to staying unstuck in your call from Tracy Hester, Reignite the Torch of Revival with Linda Evans Shepherd and find out if Paul said women should be silent in church. PLUS! Insight from worldwide recording artist Sharon Tedford on how to break through the perfectionist mindset. All that and more in this issue of Leading Hearts magazine.
How do we respond to the struggles of those we shepherd without getting overwhelmed by the demands of those we serve?
dr. sharon norris elliott | AuthorizeMe.net “Mom and Dad, would you still love me no matter what I told you?” And so begins conversations leading to next sentences we never…
needs child does not negate the call on your life nor disqualify you from your ability to lead. The gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable (Romans 11:29).