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Ally or Adversary?
Relationships between female leaders are often marked by competition and contempt. It doesn't have to be this way.
Jen Oyama Murphy
WomenLeaders.com
Outreach
Eliminate Christian Jargon from Your Church
Let’s throw out the insider language.
J. R. Briggs
Discipleship
Is Your Church Healthy for People with Mental Illness?
3 ways your congregation can embrace those with mental disorders.
Michael R. Lyles
Mean Girls in the Church
How to become women who embolden rather than undermine
Tara Beth Leach
WomenLeaders.com
Poured Out for the Church
Releasing the desire to be right, even when you’ve been wronged
Stephanie Dyrness Lobdell
WomenLeaders.com
Unresolved Relationship Issues
Recognizing, addressing, and helping others deal with transference.
Dorothy Littell Greco
WomenLeaders.com
What Your Pastor Really Wants for Christmas
This year, forego the gift cards and get them something they’ll really appreciate.
The editors of CTPastors.com
Outreach
3 Tips for Hosting an Outstanding Church Dinner or Potluck
Use the dinner table like Jesus did.
Verlon Fosner
Lead Well Alongside Men
5 tips for co-laboring for the kingdom
Stephanie O'Brien
WomenLeaders.com
Blog Forum | Pivot
Messier Than Retail: Why We Need More From Church Than Excellent Customer Service
We can get excellent customer service from strangers. A great church experience should be about relationships.
Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters

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