When We Think That We Don’t Matter
What happens in our lives when we think that we don’t matter? This is a belief I have lived with most my life. It was a belief I didn’t even […]
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Serving In Our Communities, Even When We Are Reluctant
Meet Stefanie Tong. She was one of our panelists at the Panel Mixer this past May. Stefanie is a wife, mom, and early childhood educator. Her upcoming book Chasing Light is a memoir […]
If You’re Waiting For Permission, here it is
If you were part of the Dreaming For Christian Women webinar you heard me share a story about how I loved to sing. Then as a teenager, that dream was […]
Finding Your Purpose Online
God planned for the internet and what it would do in our lives. He knew the communities that would be built, the stories that would be shared, and the lives […]
Putting Limits On Our Influence
Over the past few months we’ve been talking about some grand ideas. Things like dreaming bigger, being authentic, being an influencer. If you are like me these things can feel […]
The Fears that Fence In Our Dreams
For many of us who linger on the edge of our dreams, we begin to wonder what is tethering us, what is holding us back from the big leap. There […]
Women of Faith, Dreaming Bigger + Collaborative Interview +
We asked some Canadian Christian women to share their experiences with ‘dreaming bigger’. They have graciously offered up their doubts, their struggles, and their insights to encourage this community in […]
Dreaming for the Non-Dreamer
God longs for us to be dreamers. He created this world full of beauty and love so that we could see his hand and be inspired. He gave us hearts […]
For the Love of the Work
Right now I’m alone in a coffee shop reading blogs, researching blogging, writing blog posts. I’ve been working online for about four years and I love it. I remember the first […]
Sitting On the Sidelines of Community
When I say ‘being in community’ it may make you feel overwhelmed, encouraged, or jaded. I think I have felt all these things at some point too. Once I graded […]