E-197 WM 101 Back to the Basics-The Covenantal Life with Sarah Ivill
We host Women's Ministry Leadership Training for women [...]
E-196 WM 101 Back to the Basics-Women’s Ministry Leadership with Leslie Bennett
Are you a leader? Is anyone following you [...]
E-195 WM 101 Back to the Basics-Women’s Ministry 101 with Susan Hunt
We host Women's Ministry Leadership Training for women [...]
E-194 Sanctuary Spectacles: Ministry on the margins with Cindy Hennessy
Join host Karen Hodge and gospel friend Cindy [...]
E-193 Sanctuary Spectacles: Being a widow in the Church with Martha Hansen
Join host Karen Hodge and gospel friend Martha [...]
E-192 Sanctuary Spectacles: Being a childless woman yet a spiritual mother to many in the Church with B.A. Snider
Join host Karen Hodge and gospel friend B.A. [...]
We Are Family: Finding Community in the Local Church
REBECCA TAYLOR|GUEST I have been told time and time again that church is supposed to be like a family. Being a pastor’s daughter and now a pastor’s wife, I see the metaphor play itself out in church relationships. However, I often feel lost when I enter church. Who will I sit next to? Who gets me? Which community group or Bible study is the right one for me? I think many of us can relate to the desire to “find our group” or “find our person” when entering the doors of the church. For many years, this was my goal. But this past year, my eyes opened to a new way of viewing things. I now realize that if church is supposed to be like family, then we already belong. This shouldn’t sound groundbreaking, but it was for me. I have worked so hard, for so long, to try and feel “attached” to a group or church. This year, I have accepted that I am free to connect, instead of looking for a clinging attachment...
E-191 Sanctuary Spectacles: Coming alongside women who are struggling in the Church with Dr. Becky Taylor
Join host Karen Hodge and gospel friend Dr. [...]
Magnificent Mosaics: The Beauty of Intergenerational Relationships
KAREN HODGE|CONTRIBUTOR and ELLE ANDERSON|GUEST Intergenerational Impact Treats, teaching, talking, and truths filled my living room this summer. I invited young teen women and their mothers to study Breathe: The Life-giving Oxygen of the Lord's Prayer together. Our Father knit our hearts together as we studied His word and prayed weekly for one another. We experienced the joy of unpacking the content of the gospel in the context of an intergenerational group. As each woman shared what Christ was teaching them, we beheld a different facet of His truth. Each woman's perspective enriched the next. Titus 2 Discipleship is not about a prescriptive program but rather older and younger women integrating the gospel into every aspect of their lives as they walk through life together. I was blessed to be able to see the beauty of Christ strengthening His Church through making new intergenerational friendships. These young women profoundly shaped my life, and I am the richer for our time together. Meet my gospel friend Elle Anderson who taught me this summer. She is fourteen years old, and I have known her for her entire life. We attended Naperville Presbyterian Church together, and now we live in beautiful Colorado Springs, where we are members of Village Seven Presbyterian Church. I encourage you to lean in and learn from her perspective as a young woman...
E-190 Sanctuary Spectacles: Being a teenage woman in the Church with Elle Anderson
Join host Karen Hodge and gospel friend Elle [...]