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Monica Munguia-Monroy reminds us that celebrating His grace means more than enjoying it—it means living it out through worship, gratitude, and a life that reflects His joy.

Looking at examples from Scripture—Abraham and Sarah, Moses, Job, the disciples, Mary, and Martha— Barbara reminds us that even when we feel forgotten, God is still working. His promises may be delayed, but they are never abandoned, and His timing is always perfect.

Chloe Jones reflects on a life immersed in ministry—from childhood to seminary. With a unique calling to administration and a heart for serving immigrant and refugee families.

Robin Daugherty Cole reflects on over 25 years of worship ministry experience and explores the powerful balance of biblical integrity and skillful leadership, as modeled by David in Psalm 78:72.

Abigail Hughes draws wisdom from the unnamed mother of Samson in Judges 13, reminding us that even when we feel overlooked, forgotten, or barren—God sees us, knows the facts of our lives, and speaks truth over them.

Jesus led by inviting others to follow Him—not through power, but through care. Dawn Lipsey reminds us that real leadership begins with caring for others. She shares how simple connection and prayer can refresh women in ministry and create true community.

Join Rev. Linda Scott as she encourages us to release bitterness and embrace God’s healing touch through prayer and faith. If you’re carrying past hurts, be reminded that God is with you — offering restoration and hope today.

Dr. Yvette Santana reminds us that loneliness isn’t weakness—it’s human.

Worship is about the posture of our hearts in every season.

Leadership isn’t about titles but about faithfully stepping into the roles God prepares for us.

If you’ve ever felt unqualified or questioned your place in ministry, this message is for you.

A powerful exploration of the unique challenges and triumphs women face in leadership.

Martinez challenges women—especially women in leadership—to boldly proclaim the Gospel.