This eBook is specially designed for visionary Christian female leaders who seek to elevate their decision-making skills with a blend of scientific understanding and spiritual wisdom. Inside "Divine & Brain Insights," you'll explore: The crucial role of the brain's prefrontal cortex in decision-making and planning.Practical tips to enhance your cognitive abilities through mindfulness and strategic thinking.Insights into balancing emotional intelligence with reasoning for impactful leadership.Biblically-aligned strategies to manage stress and maintain decision-making clarity.Techniques...
Posted by Maureen Chiana on 05/24/2024
Leader’s Guide for Sue’s 12 Week Bible Study, “Hospitality 101: Lessons from the Ultimate Host” Special Note: When you buy 3 Bible study books on Amazon, send your order confirmation to sue@welcomeheart.com and you’ll receive this Leader’s Guide for FREE! ...
Posted by Sue Donaldson on 02/27/2020
Dear Leader, I’m so thankful for your sweet service to our Lord, and your desire to lead others to follow Him more closely. Your job is so important! Especially as we talk about moving in a new direction: from Control Girls to Jesus Girls. As we study the stories of seven controlling women in the Bible, we’ll be looking for two things: Warnings and lessons for ourselves.New insights about God. Yet our goal is broader than just knowing new things. We want to turn in a new direction because we see and know and believe what is true. And what is true about this subject of control?...
Posted by Shannon Popkin on 04/05/2017
Little fights with your husband and kids. Unhappiness when things don’t match your version of perfect. Tension, anger, fear, anxiety–it all begins with a heart that craves control. When your perspective of how life should go replaces God’s, you doom your quest for security, peace, and joy before it even starts. Thankfully, there is a better way. Join Shannon as she shares what she has discovered about her own control struggles and about God from studying seven Control Girls in the Bible. Whether it was Eve’s desire to know instead of trust, Sarah’s inability...
Posted by Shannon Popkin on 04/05/2017
