Women's Evangelism Archives

Afraid of Evangelism? Try This.

Let’s be honest. Evangelism is a scary word for many of us. Although I regularly share the gospel, my heart pounds in my chest every…

Three Ways to Encourage Women to Share the Gospel

For many believers, the moment when they actually step into gospel conversations can feel like the most nerve-wracking part of evangelism. Knowing what we believe is one thing; knowing how to engage…

Three Ways to Turn Evangelism from Intention into Action

Good intentions alone are not enough to create and sustain a culture of evangelism in our lives. Women want to share their faith, but many…

Three Ways to Live Out the Gospel Where You Are

Evangelism is not an add-on to ministry. It is central to who we are as followers of Jesus. And when women truly embrace this mission,…

How to See People Through God’s Eyes

When we identify the mission God has given us, we must embrace the people He has placed around us, both personally and geographically. Communities look different everywhere you go. Some are…

Three Essential Soul Checks for Every Woman in Ministry

As ministry leaders, we live in a constant rhythm of going, giving, serving and showing up for the women God has placed in our care….

Called to Serve: Bringing Hope and Healing When Disaster Strikes

The photo album on John Heading’s smartphone is filled with prized pictures—every one of them worth exponentially more than just a thousand words. “I’ve got pictures like nobody’s business,” he says. “Pictures…

From Law to Ministry: How God Built Confidence in My Calling

My life didn’t always look like it does today. After several years of practicing law as a litigator, I stepped into full-time vocational ministry. Today,…

Confidence in Your Calling: Four Essentials Every Christian Woman Needs to Know

Women have a calling. As believers, we are called to follow Christ and use the unique passions and gifts He’s given us to make Him known. But sometimes,…

Three Ingredients for a Healthy Soul

Leading in ministry requires more than vision, skill, or endurance. It requires a healthy soul. As leaders, we often pour ourselves out for others, but over time,…

6 Ways Teachers Can Live On Mission in Their Work

Next-gen leaders often encourage students to think of their high schools as mission fields, but it’s not just students who go into classrooms daily as…

Three Ways to Let Your Light Shine

Do you desire to be a better witness for Jesus, but sometimes feel hesitant, ill-equipped, or inadequate because you wonder what people might say or…

Six Ways to Weave Evangelism into Your Child’s Life

I have the privilege of being a church planter’s wife, working mom of three, director of women’s evangelism, and most importantly, follower of Jesus. If…

Six Ways to Instill Courage in the Women You Lead

There’s something special about the women God has placed in our lives who speak courage into our souls when we feel like we have none…

Embrace and Embody: Three Ways to Create a Culture of Evangelism

Former Harvard University chaplain, Elton Trueblood, said, “Evangelism is not a professional job for a few trained people, but it is instead the unrelenting responsibility…

Leading Begins with Faith: 4 Lessons from Rahab

God has called each of us to live on mission for Him and share the gospel as we go. For many of us, He’s also…