In an interview about women in ministry, Dawn Stephens answers our questions about how to overcome obstacles in multigenerational women's leadership in the church.
Dawn Stephens discusses the 2 biggest obstacles she sees facing women who minister in the church: understanding of scripture and dealing with sin as a child of God.
Do you tend to lead with an iron fist or hide in the corner? In this podcast, Jamie Ivey and Fabs Harford talk about what it looks like to lead the church as a family rather than treating it as an orphanage.
Are you a part of cultivating a culture of relational trust? Do you behave with integrity in your interactions and relationships? Do you communicate honestly and directly with those around you?
This podcast was recorded live at Verge 2014. Listen as Jamie Ivey and Fabienne Harford share their stories of the first time their eyes locked with Jesus and began to follow him.
What treasure is driving you? Purpose? Success? Marriage? Listen as Jamie Ivey and Fabienne Harford reflect on Paul David Tripp’s session on Minis... More...
What does it practically look like to believe Jesus is better than your job, better than your friends, better than your family? Listen as Jamie Ivey and Fabienne Harford reflect on the opening session of the Verge 2014 Conference.
Anna Sargeant takes us inside the minds of four women who live very different lives to challenges us to consider: what would happen if we stopped comparing and embraced the life assigned to us?
Too often, I make decisions about ministry, life and leadership based on what those around me doing. My writing is driven by what others are talking ... More...
What a week.
Some days, I just want ministry to feel different.
I want magic. I want to feel possessed by the Spirit of God. I want mountainto... More...
When it comes to being and making disciples we know that God wants us to love one another, but let's be honest: that's impossible. Instead of pushing ... More...
Our postmodern world has issues with real weakness. We want to wage war on our faults, but only the ones that don't really threaten the places or people that are most precious to us.
