Touching Your Trauma to Write Your Story
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
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
Another racially motivated hate crime hit the news on May 14th, 2022. Once again, innocent people lost their lives because of their skin color. On the one hand, we’re making progress on racial unity. On the other hand, violent extremism keeps rearing its ugly head.
Have you been building idols in your life to other people’s opinions?
There has been a lot of discussion—ironically taking place ON social media—about whether social media is still a valuable endeavor for ministry leaders.
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How can you and I become a leader whose influence and legacy lasts a lifetime?
Tracy Hester A few years ago, I went through a bitter divorce. As a woman in ministry, I didn’t know how to effectively deal with the emotional outflow—rejection, abandonment, betrayal,…
I used my humor as a way to mask my own unresolved hurt. The reality of how my pain was affecting me did not surface until later in life...
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Penelope Carlevato “What is your passion?” It’s probably a question that you’ve been asked a million times already. But have you thought about it lately? What is your “Why” in…