2019 Golden Scroll Award-Winner I Call You Mine was recognized as a 2019 Golden Scroll Awards winner in the Bible Study category. I Call You Mine is a six-week study focused on revealing…
by Linda Evans Shepherd in Leading Hearts magazine In my latest book, Praying Through Your Every Emotion (February 2021, Revell of Baker Publishing Group), I created mini-Bible studies coupled with…
FROM THE GUEST EDITOR Charlene Quint in Leading Hearts “It’s not that bad. You’re still here. If it was that bad, you would have left 10 years ago.” That was…
by Linda Evans Shepherd, AWSA Founder and Publisher of Leading Hearts magazine AWSA (Advanced Writers and Speakers Association) announced the winners of the 2020 Golden Scroll and Christian Market Book…
The 2020 Conference issue of Leading Hearts celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association. In the midst of pandemics and dreams on hold, Charlene Quint reminds…
The more we intentionally nurture our relationships with God and each other, the easier it becomes to see ourselves and others through His lens of truth and love. Then, we can celebrate our differences and our sameness as God’s beautifully diverse people.
https://vimeo.com/440835252 "Church, Let's Do More than Just Talk About It" Racial Reconciliation, Repentance and Restitution. Read Sabrina's Article at leadinghearts.com. Visit her online at Drsabrinablack.com
Leaders impact and influence change. In today’s climate of racial tension and protest of injustice, leaders who will put key items on the agenda are needed. Leaders in every sphere of our society, whether Christian or secular, are bringing the issues of race to the conference table.
It is unfortunate that even in predominantly white, Christian groups, minority people, are often not considered; or there is a blatant disregard. We have a voice, that needs to be heard.
When the agenda is set for any meeting or gathering, these key items: racial reconciliation, repentance and restitution, need to be a part of the old and new business. We need to look back and review what we have done well and where we have missed the mark.
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WATCHING THE NEWS FLASHES OF MEDICAL PERSONNEL (AND MY NURSE FRIENDS) DRESSED IN BUBBLE HELMETS AND PROTECTIVE GEAR, I remember many times in my nursing career when I had to gown, glove and mask before entering a patient’s room.
by Rhonda Rhea in Leading Hearts magazine | There’s a fear when dealing with glitter — the fear that you will never escape it. Ever