Leadership Devotional

Friendship is a gift—but not all friendships are good for you. Throughout life, we encounter many people who enter our hearts and circles under the name of “friend.” But as time goes on, it becomes clear: some friends are life-giving, while others leave us spiritually, emotionally, and even physically depleted. These are not friendships—they are imbalances. Some of them are draining, one-sided, or even disguised as support when they are really silently sabotaging your purpose. This 30-day devotional, Discerning Imbalanced Friendships, is for the woman who is ready to do the hard ...

Learn to lead from a healthy heart. As a leader, the pressures of life can weigh you down. You can feel you are going at it alone, climbing an uphill battle, and spinning your wheels with no traction. But God is always at work through every leader that wants to follow him. It was true for Paul. It was true for Timothy. And it is true for you, too. This easy to read devotional is designed to: Help you come to God's Word expecting to encounter Him in your day. Consider that God has a space for you to serve and make an impact for Him in the next generation of leaders. Learn to apply biblical ...

In these captivating pages of "Listen Linda presents: The Women of the Waiting Room Surgery For Your Soul Devotional Volume 2" , author Jacquiline Cox, known as Listen Linda, takes readers on an extraordinary journey of faith, resilience, and divine inspiration. This is the second volume to the #1 Amazon International Best-Seller, Listen Linda presents... The Women of the Waiting Room Devotional.

A new world thats both global and local - glocal - is being born. What does this look like for believers and the church? How can we adapt to this new world? Glocalization offers an intriguing look at the future of Christianity and how individuals and churches can connect to the future.

Minding Your Own Business: Rediscovering Dominion and Divine Assignment is a prophetic and practical guide for believers seeking to align their daily lives with God's original mandate for human stewardship, dominion, and purpose. In this bold theological work, Dr. Carl C. Liggin reclaims the phrase “mind your own business” from its modern, dismissive tone and reinterprets it as a sacred call to vocational faithfulness and spiritual alignment. Drawing from Genesis 1:28 and the apostolic wisdom of 1 Thessalonians 4:11, this book invites readers into a transformative exploration of what it...

The evangelical church is home to many who claim to follow Christ but who show little evidence of a truly transformed life. Todd Wilson's Real Christian: Bearing the Marks of Authentic Faith biblically defines what it means to be a true Christian, calling listeners to look at their own lives and diagnose where they aren't living authentically for God.With a prophetic voice, Wilson looks at how we deceive ourselves into thinking we are really living for God through believing the right things or doing lots of spiritual activities.

There are over seven billion people on this planet, and no one has the same fingerprint or DNA. You are unique. You are special. You have a story. Before we discover our specific purpose, we have to understand the big picture. This book unpacks our creator's plan and shares some simple steps to begin to take on your spiritual journey with Christ. The next book has easy-to-understand sections that answer hard questions and help you discover what God has next....

I want this devotional book to encourage every leader that God has call them to lead and has called them to be greater. God is breaking the chains that have been holding them bondage, trapped and captive. God is elevating them to the next level. Trust God because he is going to do it this season.

What in the World? is a collection of 36 blog posts that unpack the biblical worldview regarding current events and cultural norms. America was founded on Judeo-Christian values, but recently alternative views that challenge our core beliefs have been exalted as the new norm. The question that plagues us all—is Christianity even relevant in a post-postmodern culture where facts are considered subjective and opinions are exalted above truth? Join Amy as she explores what in the world is happening.

I feel that Christian Churches, available for attendance to worship God and to receive from His written Word, are the most important institutions that exist. Nations that practice freedom of religion and worship are blessed to have this privilege and people of the world who desire this but who are not allowed this privilege, would love to trade places with us who do. The Church is also a place of sanctuary from the everyday problems we face in life.