Amber Weigand-Buckley, Author at Leading Hearts Magazine

Fall 2022 Conference Issue Available Now

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Post published:August 25, 2022
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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.

AWSA Announces 2022 Golden Scroll & Christian Market Book Award Award Winners

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Post published:August 15, 2022
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AWSA (Advanced Writers and Speakers Association) announced the winners of the 2022 Golden Scroll and Christian Book Market Awards at the Golden Scroll Banquet, Sunday, August 14, at the Lexington Convention Center in Lexington, Kentucky. Awards were presented by Linda Evans Shepherd, founder and CEO of AWSA, and Rebecca White, author.

Maximize Your Team’s Potential

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Post published:August 8, 2022
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As speakers and writers, we sometimes feel we are working solo and don’t need to discuss team building or personalities. In fact, the opposite is tru

Never Let Waiting Lead to Quitting

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Post published:August 1, 2022
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Have you ever wanted to quit because the waiting is too hard or too long?

Portrait of An American Church Lady

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Post published:July 25, 2022
Post category:judgement Leadership women in ministry
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In a world where many want to tell us how to look, think, and feel, it’s important to hold fast to your true self.

3 Disciplines to Help You OVERCOME Rejection

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Post published:July 18, 2022
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Do you have what it takes to be told, “You don’t have what it takes?”

The Family Compass

Post author:Amber Weigand-Buckley
Post published:July 10, 2022
Post category:Leadership Leadership Development Marriage Parenting
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It is easy in marriage to drift in different directions, instead, we encourage couples to decide together the direction they want their marriage and family to go. In this way, everyone is pulling in the same direction. For all couples, this is a smart idea, but for couples and families carrying leadership roles, it is imperative we all are working together as one team from the same play book!

On the Wings of Prayer

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Post published:June 12, 2022
Post category:miracles Prayer trust worship
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The plane continued to sputter. I stared at the earth below and asked my husband, “Where are we going to land?

Katy Nichole: In His Name

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Post published:June 4, 2022
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Surgery left Katy in daily excruciating pain so much that she didn’t want to get out of bed. “I was dealing with severe depression and anxiety to the point where my life was taken away from me,” Katy said. “Every single day, I would just be asking God why.

Touching Your Trauma to Write Your Story

Post author:Amber Weigand-Buckley
Post published:May 30, 2022
Post category:Abuse Healing Leadership Leadership Development
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By Donna S. Scott I was not ready to share my pain with anyone yet. Fear of rejection or judgment kept me silent. I needed more healing before safely revisiting my trauma and telling my story

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