251: That Ministry Decision Didn’t Go Your Way … Now What?
In this episode, we talk about how to care for what’s happening inside us, recognize what was decided, and find the choices that are still ours.
250: Is It Wrong to Want More People to Show Up?
In this episode, we talk about what happens after the numbers disappoint us. Because the problem usually isn’t that we want more people to come.
249: What If We’ve Been Getting Empathy Wrong? | with Soul Shepherding’s Kristi Gaultiere
In this conversation with Kristi Gaultiere, co-author of Deeply Loved, we’re talking about why empathy is often misunderstood in the church.
248: Just Because You Can Do It All, Doesn’t Mean You Should | with Charmaine Stulp
In this session, Charmaine Stulp helps us get more intentional about where we invest our time, strengths, and influence.
247: From Women’s Ministry to Reaching Women: The Ministry Is in the Conversation | with Dee Bryce
We’re rethinking women’s ministry, invitations, growth, and what it means to minister to someone when every woman needs something different.
246: Strong Personalities, Bullies & Bad Behavior: When Women Hurt Women in Church
In this conversation, we’re talking about what happens when women hurt women in church, why sometimes we put up with more than we should.
245: Mental Health, Hormones, Rest & Relationships: Understanding Women in the Church | with Dr. Amy Oberg
We’re talking mental health, rest, relationships, and why understanding our brains and bodies actually belongs in conversations about faith.
244: The Women Who Make Small Churches Work
Women are woven through almost every part of small-church ministry, and some of their biggest influence happens in relationships, not official roles.
243: I’m Resigning as the Idea Girl for Small Churches
Great ministry ideas matter, but they’re only one part of equipping small-church leaders and volunteers with what they need to lead well.
242: Your Church Wants to Reach New Families. So Why Aren’t They Coming?
In this episode, we’re looking underneath the outreach ideas to question some of our assumptions about today’s families.