You can’t change her husband, you can’t change her, and you can’t fix their marriage. But you can help equip her to move toward her husband in prayer, conversation, and gospel partnership.
While it may seem ill-advised to ask women to study passages that record mistreatment of women, skipping over these stories does us a disservice.
When asked the question ‘Who taught you to study the Bible?’ I answer without hesitation: Kay Arthur.
Several practices have made a big difference in longevity and effectiveness for our female staff members.
The question isn’t what our mission and vision should be as a women’s ministry but how we can uniquely contribute to our church’s mission and vision.
‘Gospel-Shaped Womanhood’ is helpful because it begins the identity discussion on the most basic level. It focuses on the nature of the gospel and how that affects every part of life, not just eternal salvation.
Rebecca McLaughlin teaches how to give a memorable talk, followed by a panel discussion.
A new Lifeway report found that 80 percent of women strongly agree their church values women, but only 63 percent strongly agree their church invests in and equips women. How can pastors work to close the gap?
Watch the video trailer invitation to TGC’s 2024 Women’s Conference—Behold and Believe: Encountering Jesus as the Great I AM.
Extending grace doesn’t mean allowing inappropriate behavior to continue unchecked.
The church needs gifted women who not only speak on a short list of ‘female-friendly’ topics but who teach the whole counsel of God.
Word-based ministry helps women understand the stories of their lives as centered in the story and the glory of Jesus.
The content from TGC’s 2021 women’s conference is a rich resource to help women grow in the grace of steadfastness.
The links and information you’ll need to register for TGCW22. Let’s gather to reflect on Old Testament salvation stories and to remember our joy in Christ.
Jackie Hill Perry, Jasmine Holmes, and Melissa Kruger discuss the importance of practicing spiritual disciplines, even in life’s busiest seasons.
