Category: Women’s Ministry

When we first joined the Vineyard seven years ago, I must admit my husband and I weren’t anxious to join a small group. It’s so much easier to attend a church and remain anonymous and […]

Good or Great?  What makes the difference?  Jim Collins, Author of Built to Last, a great book on leadership, addressed pastors at an event a few years ago. In his address, he identified the five […]

A friend of mine got a new car last week and offered me a ride. It’s been a while since I got my last new vehicle so I’d forgotten how unique that “new car smell” […]

So much of the ministry which happens through VCNP goes unnoticed.  I wish I could figure out how to get more good stories “out there.”  I heard of someone recently who said “our church” would […]

Every time I go to Las Vegas and I see those women who can engrave your name on a grain of rice, I think God is amazing in the fact that He gives to each […]

Expectancy for God to Move…..  An overly busy life can get in the way of expecting to see God’s Kingdom break into our everyday, ordinary lives. I don’t know about you, but when life gets […]

As believers, most of us go through seasons of testing in our walk with Christ. The Bible tells us we will have trials and tribulations in this lifetime. (Yep, I can attest first-hand to that.) […]

The buzz around the church campus for the last few weeks has been all about the Southwest Region Pastors Conference. From my personal perspective, the buzz didn’t even come close to how amazing the week […]

An interesting thing happened to me while I was contemplating an upcoming hysterectomy (in order to see if a cyst on my left ovary was cancerous).  Of course, at the top of my mind, was […]