Women of Faith Blog

There is a powerful principle in leadership that Jesus modeled perfectly: He spent the majority of His time with the twelve, not the twelve hundred. Even the greatest Leader the world has ever known prioritized deep, relational mentorship. We were created for relationships. While Jesus is always our ultimate Mentor, God also places people in our lives to walk alongside us, to sharpen us, and to […]

Hi friend, We have been diving deep in our series on life leadership, and today I want to get really honest with you about something we all struggle with: the battle between motivation and discipline. We often wait for that “spark” to get started, that feeling of being pumped up and ready to take on the world. Let’s be real: motivation is fickle. It’s emotion-based, and it’s temporary. If […]

Hi friend, One of the most impactful visuals we discussed in the newest episode on The Alita Reynolds Show, was the picture of generations pouring water into one another’s lives. One generation carries muddy water from brokenness, pain, unhealthy patterns, and limitations. The next generation receives it. And then passes it down again. What if it did not have to stay that way? What if we became […]

Hi friend, I’ve been thinking about you. Not in a vague way, but in a very real, personal way. Because I know what it feels like to carry things that God never meant for you to carry: comments that linger, unmet expectations, moments that quietly build into frustration, distance, or even hurt. Sometimes we don’t even realize how much offense has taken root until we feel far from God, […]

Can we talk about something that quietly holds so many of us back? If we are honest, we are constantly mindful of what other people think of us. It is subtle. However, it can shape the way we show up, the way we speak, and even the way we live out our calling. If we are not careful, we can start building a life based on perception instead of purpose. When we are invested in the process of […]