What if the thing that looks too small, too late or too crazy is exactly where God is inviting you? In the October/November 2026 issue of Leading Hearts,, every story…
DiAnn Mills When You Look in a Mirror is Doubt the Loudest Voice You Hear Hope is a word I once misunderstood. It's not a wish, a desire, a gamble,…
Leading Hearts Magazine is back with its June/July 2026 issue (Vol. 13, Issue 3), and this one is for every woman juggling a full calendar, a full heart, and a…
The Winter 2026 Conference Edition of Leading Hearts Magazine is packed with stories of faith, courage, and transformation from women on the front lines of Christian leadership. Cover feature Debra…
My Christmas plans seemed doable. A hay wagon caroling party for our church. A gift-exchange dinner with friends. A speaking event for a women’s ministries brunch. A handful of songs…
by Stacy Sanchez Thanksgiving is supposed to be a day of gratitude, comfort food, and familiar laughter. It’s a day when the people you love sit elbow to elbow around…
Sheri Schofield College was challenging for me. I had a double major—theology and Christian education of children. I wanted to become a missionary. But I faced two problems in completing…
Easter has an awkward history, no doubt. So many of the iconic images and traditions of Easter have pagan origins. But isn’t it amazing that most elements of Easter can be reclaimed to point to Christ? So where do some of our Easter symbols come from?
Step into the October issue of Leading Hearts, where we explore the power of words, the strength of faith, and the beauty of connection in all our relationships. In…
Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith Conflict is often viewed as a negative aspect of relationships to be avoided, but in my own journey, I have seen it actually strengthen my connections with…