https://simplecast.com Women in Ministry Leadership The Women in Ministry Leadership podcast is a conversation to encourage and validate women on their ministry journeys. Hosted by Julie Cole, this podcast is an extension of the Women in Ministry Leadership program at The King's University. 2022 en Tue, 4 Jun 2024 11:00:00 +0000 Thu, 20 Jun 2024 19:10:33 +0000 https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com Women in Ministry Leadership https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/fe4bff8a-056c-4ca5-a1e6-176ac84087ca/398a273c-20c8-40e9-8b00-307191c58bfb/3000x3000/wiml-podcast-thumbnail-1.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com episodic The Women in Ministry Leadership podcast is a conversation to encourage and validate women on their ministry journeys. Hosted by Julie Cole, this podcast is an extension of the Women in Ministry Leadership program at The King's University. Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis false https://feeds.simplecast.com/FVJygzcU academic, bible, church leader, empowering women, female leaders, gateway church, ministry, pastor, religion, seminary, the king's university, victory church, women in leadership, women in ministry, women in ministry leadership The King's University marketing@tku.edu 1fcc6a3a-e694-4c04-bb32-d5bc77b1f79f Rooted and Planted: The Power of Community in Your Calling In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, host Julie Cole and guest host Kaci Smith-Lopez interview Dr. Marti Williams, a professor and academic with the heart of a pastor-teacher. After encountering a couple Jesus loving teenagers after work one day as a 19-year-old, Dr. Williams accepted Jesus as her Savior. It completely changed the trajectory of her life, eventually going on to seminary and discovering her calling to the local church. She shares the challenges of her experience as a woman in seminary and ministry and yet how it strengthened her conviction to the calling God had on her life to preach the gospel. Dr. Williams passionately speaks to the importance of being rooted and planted in a church community. She emphasizes the importance of humility and vulnerability as a female leader in leadership and shares how she navigates her separate callings in both her ministry and in her marriage. Dr. Williams encourages women to do what God has called them to do and find a community of people who support and encourage them in their ministry journey.

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]]> Tue, 4 Jun 2024 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Dr. Marti Williams, Julie Cole, Kaci Smith-Lopez) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/rooted-and-planted-the-power-of-community-in-your-calling-fAX0CEbC In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, host Julie Cole and guest host Kaci Smith-Lopez interview Dr. Marti Williams, a professor and academic with the heart of a pastor-teacher. After encountering a couple Jesus loving teenagers after work one day as a 19-year-old, Dr. Williams accepted Jesus as her Savior. It completely changed the trajectory of her life, eventually going on to seminary and discovering her calling to the local church. She shares the challenges of her experience as a woman in seminary and ministry and yet how it strengthened her conviction to the calling God had on her life to preach the gospel. Dr. Williams passionately speaks to the importance of being rooted and planted in a church community. She emphasizes the importance of humility and vulnerability as a female leader in leadership and shares how she navigates her separate callings in both her ministry and in her marriage. Dr. Williams encourages women to do what God has called them to do and find a community of people who support and encourage them in their ministry journey.

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]]> Rooted and Planted: The Power of Community in Your Calling Dr. Marti Williams, Julie Cole, Kaci Smith-Lopez 00:42:00 In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, host Julie Cole and guest host Kaci Smith-Lopez interview Dr. Marti Williams, a professor and academic with the heart of a pastor-teacher. After encountering a couple Jesus loving teenagers after work one day as a 19-year-old, Dr. Williams accepted Jesus as her Savior. It completely changed the trajectory of her life, eventually going on to seminary and discovering her calling to the local church. She shares the challenges of her experience as a woman in seminary and ministry and yet how it strengthened her conviction to the calling God had on her life to preach the gospel. Dr. Williams passionately speaks to the importance of being rooted and planted in a church community. She emphasizes the importance of humility and vulnerability as a female leader in leadership and shares how she navigates her separate callings in both her ministry and in her marriage. Dr. Williams encourages women to do what God has called them to do and find a community of people who support and encourage them in their ministry journey. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, host Julie Cole and guest host Kaci Smith-Lopez interview Dr. Marti Williams, a professor and academic with the heart of a pastor-teacher. After encountering a couple Jesus loving teenagers after work one day as a 19-year-old, Dr. Williams accepted Jesus as her Savior. It completely changed the trajectory of her life, eventually going on to seminary and discovering her calling to the local church. She shares the challenges of her experience as a woman in seminary and ministry and yet how it strengthened her conviction to the calling God had on her life to preach the gospel. Dr. Williams passionately speaks to the importance of being rooted and planted in a church community. She emphasizes the importance of humility and vulnerability as a female leader in leadership and shares how she navigates her separate callings in both her ministry and in her marriage. Dr. Williams encourages women to do what God has called them to do and find a community of people who support and encourage them in their ministry journey. church community, community, tku, women in ministry leadership, women leaders, gateway church, the king's university false full 25 39ffade1-1d65-4d35-9674-881b4071cdc5 Embracing Wholeness: Navigating Identity, Imposter Syndrome, and Rest in Ministry In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and co-host Kaci Smith-Lopez interview Dr. Linda Hoover, the Interim Chief Academic Officer at The King's University. Dr. Hoover shares her journey of becoming a licensed psychologist and an ordained minister, and how these two roles have intersected in her life. She discusses the importance of knowing one's identity in Christ and overcoming imposter syndrome, all while balancing work and sabbath rest.  Dr. Hoover reminds us to embrace the God factor and trust in His faithfulness in every season of life.

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]]> Tue, 7 May 2024 10:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Kaci Smith-Lopez, Dr. Linda Hoover, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/embracing-wholeness-navigating-identity-imposter-syndrome-and-rest-in-ministry-LrIg2JSH In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and co-host Kaci Smith-Lopez interview Dr. Linda Hoover, the Interim Chief Academic Officer at The King's University. Dr. Hoover shares her journey of becoming a licensed psychologist and an ordained minister, and how these two roles have intersected in her life. She discusses the importance of knowing one's identity in Christ and overcoming imposter syndrome, all while balancing work and sabbath rest.  Dr. Hoover reminds us to embrace the God factor and trust in His faithfulness in every season of life.

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]]> Embracing Wholeness: Navigating Identity, Imposter Syndrome, and Rest in Ministry Kaci Smith-Lopez, Dr. Linda Hoover, Julie Cole 00:35:17 In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and co-host Kaci Smith-Lopez interview Dr. Linda Hoover, the Interim Chief Academic Officer at The King's University. Dr. Hoover shares her journey of becoming a licensed psychologist and an ordained minister, and how these two roles have intersected in her life. She discusses the importance of knowing one's identity in Christ and overcoming imposter syndrome, all while balancing work and sabbath rest. Dr. Hoover reminds us to embrace the God factor and trust in His faithfulness in every season of life. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and co-host Kaci Smith-Lopez interview Dr. Linda Hoover, the Interim Chief Academic Officer at The King's University. Dr. Hoover shares her journey of becoming a licensed psychologist and an ordained minister, and how these two roles have intersected in her life. She discusses the importance of knowing one's identity in Christ and overcoming imposter syndrome, all while balancing work and sabbath rest. Dr. Hoover reminds us to embrace the God factor and trust in His faithfulness in every season of life. university leaders, tku, self care, women in ministry leadership, women leaders, identity, imposter syndrome, finding rest, gateway church, faculty, the king's university, identity in christ, women in leadership false full 24 57c006b2-9d83-46f5-bb4d-1960073533d8 The Grace of Imperfection: Pursuing your Calling Even If It's Messy Join hosts, Julie Cole and guest-host Angela Pruis, on this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, as they sit down with Gateway Associate Campus Pastor, Elizabeth Demarest. Elizabeth hails from the rainforests of Brazil, where she grew up with missionary parents. After 17 years in Adult Ministries leadership, coaching and mentoring, Elizabeth shares about the imperfection of stepping out into what God calls us to. She encourages us in her own story of stepping into ministry, how God commissions us to come as we are, to just serve where He has us, messiness and all. Her story is an inspiring example of how God can use us, no matter who we are, what we’re doing or how little we feel qualified. There’s abundant grace in the imperfection of the journey.

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]]> Tue, 2 Apr 2024 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Elizabeth Demarest, Angela Pruis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/the-grace-of-imperfection-pursuing-your-calling-even-if-its-messy-PninpvNP Join hosts, Julie Cole and guest-host Angela Pruis, on this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, as they sit down with Gateway Associate Campus Pastor, Elizabeth Demarest. Elizabeth hails from the rainforests of Brazil, where she grew up with missionary parents. After 17 years in Adult Ministries leadership, coaching and mentoring, Elizabeth shares about the imperfection of stepping out into what God calls us to. She encourages us in her own story of stepping into ministry, how God commissions us to come as we are, to just serve where He has us, messiness and all. Her story is an inspiring example of how God can use us, no matter who we are, what we’re doing or how little we feel qualified. There’s abundant grace in the imperfection of the journey.

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]]> The Grace of Imperfection: Pursuing your Calling Even If It's Messy Elizabeth Demarest, Angela Pruis, Julie Cole 00:36:20 Join hosts, Julie Cole and guest-host Angela Pruis, on this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, as they sit down with Gateway Associate Campus Pastor, Elizabeth Demarest. Elizabeth hails from the rainforests of Brazil, where she grew up with missionary parents. Join hosts, Julie Cole and guest-host Angela Pruis, on this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, as they sit down with Gateway Associate Campus Pastor, Elizabeth Demarest. Elizabeth hails from the rainforests of Brazil, where she grew up with missionary parents. wiml, gateway people, tku, women in ministry leadership, women leaders, gateway women, gateway church, the king's university false full 23 e1d60f76-1310-408b-ae67-e3d3982f14e7 How We Attract God’s Favor Through Our Humility On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest host, Angela Pruis, sit down with Pastor Lorena Valle, the Southlake Campus Associate Pastor at Gateway Church (Southlake, TX). Lorena is the first female to hold the role, in addition to being a descendant of Guatemala.

Pastor Lorena shares her story of moving to the U.S. as a teenager to pursue her education, to serving in various ministry roles over the years. She recently then stepped into a greater leadership role at Gateway Church as Associate Campus Pastor. Often being the only woman in the room, Pastor Lorena talks about how her trust in the Lord allowed her to move through her roles with greater humility, maintaining a heart to serve others above all else.

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]]> Tue, 5 Mar 2024 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Lorena Valle, Angela Pruis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/how-we-attract-gods-favor-through-our-humility-IQJtNgon On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest host, Angela Pruis, sit down with Pastor Lorena Valle, the Southlake Campus Associate Pastor at Gateway Church (Southlake, TX). Lorena is the first female to hold the role, in addition to being a descendant of Guatemala.

Pastor Lorena shares her story of moving to the U.S. as a teenager to pursue her education, to serving in various ministry roles over the years. She recently then stepped into a greater leadership role at Gateway Church as Associate Campus Pastor. Often being the only woman in the room, Pastor Lorena talks about how her trust in the Lord allowed her to move through her roles with greater humility, maintaining a heart to serve others above all else.

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]]> How We Attract God’s Favor Through Our Humility Lorena Valle, Angela Pruis, Julie Cole 00:32:38 On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest host, Angela Pruis, sit down with Pastor Lorena Valle, the Southlake Campus Associate Pastor at Gateway Church (Southlake, TX). Lorena is the first female to hold the role, in addition to being a descendant of Guatemala. Pastor Lorena shares her story of moving to the U.S. as a teenager to pursue her education, to serving in various ministry roles over the years. She recently then stepped into a greater leadership role at Gateway Church as Associate Campus Pastor. Often being the only woman in the room, Pastor Lorena talks about how her trust in the Lord allowed her to move through her roles with greater humility, maintaining a heart to serve others above all else. While her gender and ethnicity could have been a vice for exclusion, she learned the joy of faithfulness, trusting the Lord with the outcome in every season. God's favor went before her and opened doors that no man can shut. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest host, Angela Pruis, sit down with Pastor Lorena Valle, the Southlake Campus Associate Pastor at Gateway Church (Southlake, TX). Lorena is the first female to hold the role, in addition to being a descendant of Guatemala. Pastor Lorena shares her story of moving to the U.S. as a teenager to pursue her education, to serving in various ministry roles over the years. She recently then stepped into a greater leadership role at Gateway Church as Associate Campus Pastor. Often being the only woman in the room, Pastor Lorena talks about how her trust in the Lord allowed her to move through her roles with greater humility, maintaining a heart to serve others above all else. While her gender and ethnicity could have been a vice for exclusion, she learned the joy of faithfulness, trusting the Lord with the outcome in every season. God's favor went before her and opened doors that no man can shut. wiml, higher ed, tku, seminary, women in ministry leadership, women leaders, gateway southlake, gateway women, gateway network, ministry education, gateway church, the king's university, women in ministry false full 22 4b9459f8-b3be-449f-af29-75013bd81ccf Breaking Barriers: Learning to Say, “Why Not?” On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Megan Grondin sit down with Pastor Nellie Lee, the Director of Student Success at The King's University. Nellie shares her story of transition from an college degree in criminal justice and a career in sales to establishing and pastoring her own online church, Daughters of Zion Ministries. Her story is an inspiring example of breaking barriers in ministry leadership and learning to say, “Why not?” to embracing the seemingly unconventional path that God has laid out for you.

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]]> Tue, 6 Feb 2024 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Nellie Lee, Julie Cole, Megan Grondin) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/breaking-barriers-learning-to-say-why-not-FLXYlShd On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Megan Grondin sit down with Pastor Nellie Lee, the Director of Student Success at The King's University. Nellie shares her story of transition from an college degree in criminal justice and a career in sales to establishing and pastoring her own online church, Daughters of Zion Ministries. Her story is an inspiring example of breaking barriers in ministry leadership and learning to say, “Why not?” to embracing the seemingly unconventional path that God has laid out for you.

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]]> Breaking Barriers: Learning to Say, “Why Not?” Nellie Lee, Julie Cole, Megan Grondin 00:40:31 On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Megan Grondin sit down with Pastor Nellie Lee, the Director of Student Success at The King's University. Nellie shares her story of transition from a college degree in criminal justice and a career in sales to establishing and pastoring her own online church, Daughters of Zion Ministries. Her story is an inspiring example of breaking barriers in ministry leadership and learning to say, “Why not?” to embracing the seemingly unconventional path that God has laid out for you. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Megan Grondin sit down with Pastor Nellie Lee, the Director of Student Success at The King's University. Nellie shares her story of transition from a college degree in criminal justice and a career in sales to establishing and pastoring her own online church, Daughters of Zion Ministries. Her story is an inspiring example of breaking barriers in ministry leadership and learning to say, “Why not?” to embracing the seemingly unconventional path that God has laid out for you. wiml, ministry leadership, leadership, higher ed, tku, women in ministry leadership, women leaders, pastor, pastoring, university leadership, hearing god, college, gateway church, the king's university, women in leadership, christian, god's path, barriers false full 21 4d04493d-42e9-4038-8f16-32fb04656c44 Embracing Change On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Megan Grondin welcome Dr. Leanna Thompson, a faculty member of The King's University. She is the Director of the Master of Theological Studies program, Associate Professor of Bible and Theology, and the Doctor of Ministry Project Coordinator. In this episode, she discusses learning to embrace and enjoy the changes God has put in her life, which ultimately led to her becoming  an academic and theologian. 

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]]> Wed, 17 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Megan Grondin, Dr. Leanna Thompson, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/embracing-change-2NqSgsAB On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Megan Grondin welcome Dr. Leanna Thompson, a faculty member of The King's University. She is the Director of the Master of Theological Studies program, Associate Professor of Bible and Theology, and the Doctor of Ministry Project Coordinator. In this episode, she discusses learning to embrace and enjoy the changes God has put in her life, which ultimately led to her becoming  an academic and theologian. 

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]]> Embracing Change Megan Grondin, Dr. Leanna Thompson, Julie Cole 00:26:28 On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Megan Grondin welcome Dr. Leanna Thompson, a faculty member of The King's University. She is the Director of the Master of Theological Studies program, Associate Professor of Bible and Theology, and the Doctor of Ministry Project Coordinator. In this episode, she discusses learning to embrace and enjoy the changes God has put in her life, which ultimately led to her becoming an academic and theologian. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Megan Grondin welcome Dr. Leanna Thompson, a faculty member of The King's University. She is the Director of the Master of Theological Studies program, Associate Professor of Bible and Theology, and the Doctor of Ministry Project Coordinator. In this episode, she discusses learning to embrace and enjoy the changes God has put in her life, which ultimately led to her becoming an academic and theologian. leadership, theology, tku, seminary, female pastor, women pastors, ministry training, theologian, women's ministry, gateway church, the king's university, women in ministry false full 20 672db103-9e9d-45db-8760-8407203bc76a Check Engine Light: Navigating Burnout in Your Calling On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Julie Cole and Dr. Rhonda Davis welcome Elizabeth Settle, the Pastor of Groups at Gateway Church. Her passion for prioritizing the presence of God has led her to create resources and build teams that advocate for people’s spiritual formation. In today’s episode, Elizabeth shares the challenges she has faced navigating her ministry calling, and her personal experience with the “check engine light” moments in her life.

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]]> Wed, 13 Dec 2023 12:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (The King's University) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/check-engine-light-navigating-burnout-in-your-calling-_hoxcJHb On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Julie Cole and Dr. Rhonda Davis welcome Elizabeth Settle, the Pastor of Groups at Gateway Church. Her passion for prioritizing the presence of God has led her to create resources and build teams that advocate for people’s spiritual formation. In today’s episode, Elizabeth shares the challenges she has faced navigating her ministry calling, and her personal experience with the “check engine light” moments in her life.

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]]> Check Engine Light: Navigating Burnout in Your Calling The King's University 00:42:39 On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Julie Cole and Dr. Rhonda Davis welcome Elizabeth Settle, the Pastor of Groups at Gateway Church. Her passion for prioritizing the presence of God has led her to create resources and build teams that advocate for people’s spiritual formation. In today’s episode, Elizabeth shares the challenges she has faced navigating her ministry calling, and her personal experience with the “check engine light” moments in her life. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Julie Cole and Dr. Rhonda Davis welcome Elizabeth Settle, the Pastor of Groups at Gateway Church. Her passion for prioritizing the presence of God has led her to create resources and build teams that advocate for people’s spiritual formation. In today’s episode, Elizabeth shares the challenges she has faced navigating her ministry calling, and her personal experience with the “check engine light” moments in her life. false full 19 d370d2ba-8161-4548-81d0-75cdfc59f45d Unlocking Healing: Freedom From Prison Mentality On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Kerrie Oles to discuss her powerful testimony of coming to know the Lord later in life to being called to “prison mentality” ministry, leading to the creation of Unlocked Ministries. 

Kerrie is is an author, speaker, and the President and Founder of Unlocked Ministries, a non-profit ministry that works with women’s transitional homes, such as addiction recovery centers, halfway homes, and battered women’s shelters, by providing resources that help women find healing from past trauma.

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]]> Tue, 15 Aug 2023 17:10:18 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Kerrie Oles, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/unlocking-healing-9crhG15d On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Kerrie Oles to discuss her powerful testimony of coming to know the Lord later in life to being called to “prison mentality” ministry, leading to the creation of Unlocked Ministries. 

Kerrie is is an author, speaker, and the President and Founder of Unlocked Ministries, a non-profit ministry that works with women’s transitional homes, such as addiction recovery centers, halfway homes, and battered women’s shelters, by providing resources that help women find healing from past trauma.

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]]> Unlocking Healing: Freedom From Prison Mentality Kerrie Oles, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis 00:32:12 On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Kerrie Oles to discuss her powerful testimony of coming to know the Lord later in life to being called to “prison mentality” ministry, leading to the creation of Unlocked Ministries. Kerrie is an author, speaker, and the President and Founder of Unlocked Ministries, a non-profit ministry that works with women’s transitional homes, such as addiction recovery centers, halfway homes, and battered women’s shelters, by providing resources that help women find healing from past trauma. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Kerrie Oles to discuss her powerful testimony of coming to know the Lord later in life to being called to “prison mentality” ministry, leading to the creation of Unlocked Ministries. Kerrie is an author, speaker, and the President and Founder of Unlocked Ministries, a non-profit ministry that works with women’s transitional homes, such as addiction recovery centers, halfway homes, and battered women’s shelters, by providing resources that help women find healing from past trauma. ministry leadership, healing, tku, women in ministry leadership, gateway network, unlocked ministries, gateway church, the king's university, freedom ministry, prison ministry false full 17 2ba953ca-b473-418c-8db6-0b9ec7eed063 Cultivating Inclusivity in Ministry Pastor Monica Bates has a passion to see God's people live and walk in their true identity in Christ, and to experience their full identity as sons and daughters of God. She loves to cultivate spaces of inclusivity for people where they can feel seen, valued, and experience a sense of belonging. 

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Pastor Monica Bates, a pastor at Gateway Church Frisco, as she discusses being a woman of color in ministry leadership, dealing with micro-aggressions and the feeling of imposter syndrome, creating inclusive spaces, and helping others to discern God’s divine calling.

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]]> Wed, 12 Jul 2023 18:10:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Monica Bates, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/cultivating-inclusivity-in-ministry-VDxklkMe Pastor Monica Bates has a passion to see God's people live and walk in their true identity in Christ, and to experience their full identity as sons and daughters of God. She loves to cultivate spaces of inclusivity for people where they can feel seen, valued, and experience a sense of belonging. 

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Pastor Monica Bates, a pastor at Gateway Church Frisco, as she discusses being a woman of color in ministry leadership, dealing with micro-aggressions and the feeling of imposter syndrome, creating inclusive spaces, and helping others to discern God’s divine calling.

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]]> Cultivating Inclusivity in Ministry Monica Bates, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis 00:34:02 Pastor Monica Bates has a passion to see God's people live and walk in their true identity in Christ, and to experience their full identity as sons and daughters of God. She loves to cultivate spaces of inclusivity for people where they can feel seen, valued, and experience a sense of belonging. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Pastor Monica Bates, a pastor at Gateway Church in Frisco, as she discusses being a woman of color in ministry leadership, dealing with micro-aggressions and the feeling of imposter syndrome, creating inclusive spaces, and helping others to discern God’s divine calling. Pastor Monica Bates has a passion to see God's people live and walk in their true identity in Christ, and to experience their full identity as sons and daughters of God. She loves to cultivate spaces of inclusivity for people where they can feel seen, valued, and experience a sense of belonging. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Pastor Monica Bates, a pastor at Gateway Church in Frisco, as she discusses being a woman of color in ministry leadership, dealing with micro-aggressions and the feeling of imposter syndrome, creating inclusive spaces, and helping others to discern God’s divine calling. ministry leadership, leadership, tku, diversity, inclusion, women in ministry leadership, gateway network, monica bates, women of color, imposter syndrom, women, gateway church, the king's university, inclusivity, women in leadership, woman of color false full 16 925473c0-ccc0-4962-b2f7-019fa6f4c324 Mentorship, Calling, and Struggling Well In a world of constant comparison, young women often struggle with the need for validation, and April Biondolillo was no different. Now, April uses her personal journey and ministry calling to encourage and empower young women who were just like her, so that they can see who God has called them to be. April is the Director of the Women and Children’s Shelter for the Union Gospel Mission and the Founder of Cherish Ministry.

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Kristey Simmons talk with April Biondolillo about the importance of mentorship to champion women forward, feeling “unqualified” in your calling, and the difference between struggling and struggling well. 

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]]> Fri, 16 Jun 2023 12:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Kristey Simmons, April Biondolillo, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/mentorship-calling-and-struggling-well-iH7oI5GL In a world of constant comparison, young women often struggle with the need for validation, and April Biondolillo was no different. Now, April uses her personal journey and ministry calling to encourage and empower young women who were just like her, so that they can see who God has called them to be. April is the Director of the Women and Children’s Shelter for the Union Gospel Mission and the Founder of Cherish Ministry.

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Kristey Simmons talk with April Biondolillo about the importance of mentorship to champion women forward, feeling “unqualified” in your calling, and the difference between struggling and struggling well. 

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]]> Mentorship, Calling, and Struggling Well Kristey Simmons, April Biondolillo, Julie Cole 00:39:19 In a world of constant comparison, young women often struggle with the need for validation, and April Biondolillo was no different. Now, April uses those personal struggles and her ministry calling to encourage and empower young women who were just like her, so that they can see who God has truly called them to be. April is the Director of the Women and Children’s Shelter for the Union Gospel Mission and the Founder of Cherish Ministry. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Kristey Simmons talk with April Biondolillo about the importance of mentorship to champion women forward, feeling “unqualified” in your calling, and the difference between struggling and struggling well. In a world of constant comparison, young women often struggle with the need for validation, and April Biondolillo was no different. Now, April uses those personal struggles and her ministry calling to encourage and empower young women who were just like her, so that they can see who God has truly called them to be. April is the Director of the Women and Children’s Shelter for the Union Gospel Mission and the Founder of Cherish Ministry. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, host Julie Cole and guest-host Kristey Simmons talk with April Biondolillo about the importance of mentorship to champion women forward, feeling “unqualified” in your calling, and the difference between struggling and struggling well. wiml, healing, leadership, women in ministry leadership, gateway network, empowerment, cherish ministry, 2 kings, union gospel mission, naaman, women, gateway church, april biondolillo, the king's university false full 15 b2d520d9-b2db-463b-98d3-8e5a87246979 Just Don't Quit! Holly Wagner’s one piece of advice to women in ministry leadership? “Just don’t quit!” Holly is an actress, author, senior co-founder of Oasis Church, and the founder of She Rises, an annual conference designed to empower women and help them see their value.

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, Holly Wagner discusses with hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole the importance of leading as a shepherd, the future of women in ministry leadership, and the need for spiritual mothers and safe communities where women can be honest and supportive of one another.

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]]> Wed, 17 May 2023 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Holly Wagner, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/just-dont-quit-p7iVBylT Holly Wagner’s one piece of advice to women in ministry leadership? “Just don’t quit!” Holly is an actress, author, senior co-founder of Oasis Church, and the founder of She Rises, an annual conference designed to empower women and help them see their value.

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, Holly Wagner discusses with hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole the importance of leading as a shepherd, the future of women in ministry leadership, and the need for spiritual mothers and safe communities where women can be honest and supportive of one another.

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]]> Just Don't Quit! Holly Wagner, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis 00:32:30 Holly Wagner’s one piece of advice to women in ministry leadership? “Just don’t quit!” Holly is an actress, author, co-founder of Oasis Church, and the founder of She Rises, an annual conference designed to empower women and help them see their value. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, Holly Wagner discusses with hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole the importance of leading as a shepherd, the future of women in ministry leadership, and the need for spiritual mothers and safe communities where women can be honest and supportive of one another. Holly Wagner’s one piece of advice to women in ministry leadership? “Just don’t quit!” Holly is an actress, author, co-founder of Oasis Church, and the founder of She Rises, an annual conference designed to empower women and help them see their value. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, Holly Wagner discusses with hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole the importance of leading as a shepherd, the future of women in ministry leadership, and the need for spiritual mothers and safe communities where women can be honest and supportive of one another. leadership, tku, holly wagner, gateway network, oasis church, women, shepherding, she rises, gateway church, the king's university, women in leadership false full 14 65a9a8b7-b36a-4fd2-80f1-15ea16e604bd Ingredients for a Life of Prayer Mary Jo Pierce believes God created us to pray, not just with words, but with our lives.  She is an author of many books including Adventures in Prayer and her newest book, Let It Rise: Sacred Ingredients for a Life of Prayer.

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Mary Jo to discuss her journey towards becoming a Pastor of Prayer and Intercession at Gateway Church for over 17 years, and how bread-making became an analogy for her life of prayer.

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]]> Fri, 21 Apr 2023 21:35:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Mary Jo Pierce, Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/ingredients-for-a-life-of-prayer-_59o_EYB Mary Jo Pierce believes God created us to pray, not just with words, but with our lives.  She is an author of many books including Adventures in Prayer and her newest book, Let It Rise: Sacred Ingredients for a Life of Prayer.

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Mary Jo to discuss her journey towards becoming a Pastor of Prayer and Intercession at Gateway Church for over 17 years, and how bread-making became an analogy for her life of prayer.

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]]> Ingredients for a Life of Prayer Mary Jo Pierce, Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole 00:43:09 Mary Jo Pierce believes God created us to pray, not just with words, but with our lives. She is an author of many books including Adventures in Prayer and her newest book, Let It Rise: Sacred Ingredients for a Life of Prayer. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Mary Jo to discuss her journey towards becoming a Pastor of Prayer and Intercession at Gateway Church for over 17 years, and how bread-making became an analogy for her life of prayer. Mary Jo Pierce believes God created us to pray, not just with words, but with our lives. She is an author of many books including Adventures in Prayer and her newest book, Let It Rise: Sacred Ingredients for a Life of Prayer. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole sit down with Mary Jo to discuss her journey towards becoming a Pastor of Prayer and Intercession at Gateway Church for over 17 years, and how bread-making became an analogy for her life of prayer. ministry leadership, leadership, prayer, intercession, baking, bread, prayer warrior, gateway network, women, mary jo pierce, sabbath, gateway church, the king's university, women in leadership false full 13 6749b823-c57c-4314-bce7-8dae4a4fae37 Creating a Supportive vs. Competitive Environment | Odds & Ends Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole met at The King's University and founded the Women in Ministry Leadership (WIML) program. This program aims to empower and support women who are called to leadership positions in ministry.

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole discuss odds and ends within WIML, including their relationship, the creation of WIML, their personal growth as leaders, and their efforts to foster a supportive environment for leadership development, rather than a competitive one.

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]]> Thu, 23 Mar 2023 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/odds-ends1-4NS3Xsgk Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole met at The King's University and founded the Women in Ministry Leadership (WIML) program. This program aims to empower and support women who are called to leadership positions in ministry.

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole discuss odds and ends within WIML, including their relationship, the creation of WIML, their personal growth as leaders, and their efforts to foster a supportive environment for leadership development, rather than a competitive one.

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]]> Creating a Supportive vs. Competitive Environment | Odds & Ends Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole 00:27:16 Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole met at The King's University and founded the Women in Ministry Leadership (WIML) program. This leadership program at TKU aims to empower and support women who are called to leadership positions in ministry. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole discuss odds and ends within WIML, including their relationship, the creation of WIML, their personal growth as leaders, and their efforts to foster a supportive environment for leadership development, rather than a competitive one. Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole met at The King's University and founded the Women in Ministry Leadership (WIML) program. This leadership program at TKU aims to empower and support women who are called to leadership positions in ministry. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole discuss odds and ends within WIML, including their relationship, the creation of WIML, their personal growth as leaders, and their efforts to foster a supportive environment for leadership development, rather than a competitive one. leadership, ministry, tku, leadership styles, gateway, women, friendship, gateway church, the king's university, women in leadership false full 12 23d962c5-3c7a-4e86-8dea-8c7ca80503af When God Uses Our Weaknesses So much has changed since Jan Greenwood began serving in the ministry, and much of it is due to women like her paving the way for a new generation of leaders. One

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk to Jan about what's changed during that time, passing the baton to the next generation, and God using our weaknesses to accomplish His work.

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]]> Tue, 21 Feb 2023 12:05:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Jan Greenwood, Julie Cole, Rhonda Davis) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/when-god-uses-our-weaknesses-mpXQJ4oI So much has changed since Jan Greenwood began serving in the ministry, and much of it is due to women like her paving the way for a new generation of leaders. One

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk to Jan about what's changed during that time, passing the baton to the next generation, and God using our weaknesses to accomplish His work.

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]]> When God Uses Our Weaknesses Jan Greenwood, Julie Cole, Rhonda Davis 00:41:12 So much has changed since Jan Greenwood began serving in the ministry, and much of it is due to women like her paving the way for a new generation of leaders. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk to Jan about what's changed during that time, passing the baton to the next generation, and God using our weaknesses to accomplish His work. So much has changed since Jan Greenwood began serving in the ministry, and much of it is due to women like her paving the way for a new generation of leaders. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk to Jan about what's changed during that time, passing the baton to the next generation, and God using our weaknesses to accomplish His work. leadership, tku, women, pink impact, gateway church, the king's university, women in leadership false full 11 a7b2c6f9-4e8e-4c95-897c-81e73e470e91 What’s In a Name? Calling Out Leadership in Women Leanne McAlister says leadership begins when you look around and realize someone has to do something! That’s what led to her creating the Zoe Network, an organization that helps people find their place in God’s work.

In this episode of the Women In Leadership Podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Leanne about leadership, discipleship, and trusting God during any season you’re in. 

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]]> Wed, 18 Jan 2023 12:05:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Leanne McAlister, Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/whats-in-a-name-calling-out-leadership-in-women-lAaDYlbR Leanne McAlister says leadership begins when you look around and realize someone has to do something! That’s what led to her creating the Zoe Network, an organization that helps people find their place in God’s work.

In this episode of the Women In Leadership Podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Leanne about leadership, discipleship, and trusting God during any season you’re in. 

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]]> What’s In a Name? Calling Out Leadership in Women Leanne McAlister, Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole 00:33:23 Leanne McAlister says leadership begins when you look around and realize someone has to do something! That’s what led to her creating the Zoe Network, an organization that helps people find their place in God’s work. In this episode of the Women In Leadership Podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Leanne about leadership, discipleship, and trusting God during any season you’re in. Leanne McAlister says leadership begins when you look around and realize someone has to do something! That’s what led to her creating the Zoe Network, an organization that helps people find their place in God’s work. In this episode of the Women In Leadership Podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Leanne about leadership, discipleship, and trusting God during any season you’re in. julie cole, tku, women in ministry leadership, dr. rhonda davis, gateway church, the king's university, zoe network, women in leadership false full 10 c1cba2aa-a98e-4636-87bd-baaf6107f2e4 Why Emotional Intelligence Matters in the Church So much of our leadership capacity is wrapped up in emotional intelligence. In fact, this episode's guest, Dr. Irini Fambro, whose dissertation research focused on this subject, believes that stewardship of emotions and emotional intelligence will improve your leadership and the health of your organization.

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole speak with Irini about how her own experience led to her research and ultimately to the launch of her business, Intelligent Leadership.

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]]> Fri, 16 Dec 2022 12:05:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Dr. Irini Fambro, Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/why-emotional-intelligence-matters-in-the-church-K02Ku5q8 So much of our leadership capacity is wrapped up in emotional intelligence. In fact, this episode's guest, Dr. Irini Fambro, whose dissertation research focused on this subject, believes that stewardship of emotions and emotional intelligence will improve your leadership and the health of your organization.

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole speak with Irini about how her own experience led to her research and ultimately to the launch of her business, Intelligent Leadership.

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]]> Why Emotional Intelligence Matters in the Church Dr. Irini Fambro, Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole 00:42:05 So much of our leadership capacity is wrapped up in emotional intelligence. In fact, this episode's guest, Dr. Irini Fambro, whose dissertation research focused on this subject, believes that stewardship of emotions and emotional intelligence will improve your leadership and the health of your organization. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole speak with Irini about how her own experience led to her research and ultimately to the launch of her business, Intelligent Leadership. So much of our leadership capacity is wrapped up in emotional intelligence. In fact, this episode's guest, Dr. Irini Fambro, whose dissertation research focused on this subject, believes that stewardship of emotions and emotional intelligence will improve your leadership and the health of your organization. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole speak with Irini about how her own experience led to her research and ultimately to the launch of her business, Intelligent Leadership. wiml, tku, women in ministry leadership, intelligent leadership, emotional intelligence, gateway church, the king's university false full 9 a52cb328-be3d-4c07-abed-211a6e4a89df How Men and Women Can Work Together In Ministry What does it look like for men and women to work as equals in ministry? This bonus episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast seeks to answer the question with experienced pastors who continue to work toward that goal.

At the 2022 Gateway Conference, Dr. Rhonda Davis and Dr. Jon Chasteen were joined by Gateway pastors Mallory Bassham and Marcus Brecheen in a special breakout session to discuss how it actually looks for men and women to work alongside each other in ministry. We are releasing the session as a bonus episode that includes a question-and-answer session you won't want to miss.

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]]> Wed, 23 Nov 2022 12:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Mallory Bassham, Marcus Brecheen, Dr. Rhonda Davis, Dr. Jon Chasteen) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/how-men-and-women-can-work-together-in-ministry-Yi7rKpdV What does it look like for men and women to work as equals in ministry? This bonus episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast seeks to answer the question with experienced pastors who continue to work toward that goal.

At the 2022 Gateway Conference, Dr. Rhonda Davis and Dr. Jon Chasteen were joined by Gateway pastors Mallory Bassham and Marcus Brecheen in a special breakout session to discuss how it actually looks for men and women to work alongside each other in ministry. We are releasing the session as a bonus episode that includes a question-and-answer session you won't want to miss.

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]]> How Men and Women Can Work Together In Ministry Mallory Bassham, Marcus Brecheen, Dr. Rhonda Davis, Dr. Jon Chasteen 00:47:29 What does it look like for men and women to work as equals in ministry? This bonus episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast seeks to answer the question with experienced pastors who continue to work toward that goal. At the 2022 Gateway Conference, Dr. Rhonda Davis and Dr. Jon Chasteen were joined by Gateway pastors Mallory Bassham and Marcus Brecheen in a special breakout session to discuss how it actually looks for men and women to work alongside each other in ministry. We are releasing the session as a bonus episode that includes a question-and-answer session you won't want to miss. What does it look like for men and women to work as equals in ministry? This bonus episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast seeks to answer the question with experienced pastors who continue to work toward that goal. At the 2022 Gateway Conference, Dr. Rhonda Davis and Dr. Jon Chasteen were joined by Gateway pastors Mallory Bassham and Marcus Brecheen in a special breakout session to discuss how it actually looks for men and women to work alongside each other in ministry. We are releasing the session as a bonus episode that includes a question-and-answer session you won't want to miss. ministry, victory church, women in ministry leadership, church intension, gateway church, gateway conference false full 8 81754146-fbb5-49b8-83d5-0ed37670fe23 How to Advocate for Yourself While Honoring Others Sometimes in ministry, advocating for oneself is frowned upon. However, sometimes in ministry, it's necessary to fulfill one's calling. Crystal Martin, who serves as the national director of the Assemblies of God Network, found this to be true through years of pushing the boundaries of her own leadership and the expectations of others around her.

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Crystal about how she learned to advocate for herself while honoring others.

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]]> Wed, 16 Nov 2022 12:05:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Crystal Martin, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-advocate-for-yourself-while-honoring-others-CKE8H9dv Sometimes in ministry, advocating for oneself is frowned upon. However, sometimes in ministry, it's necessary to fulfill one's calling. Crystal Martin, who serves as the national director of the Assemblies of God Network, found this to be true through years of pushing the boundaries of her own leadership and the expectations of others around her.

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]]> How to Advocate for Yourself While Honoring Others Crystal Martin, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis 00:32:24 Sometimes in ministry, advocating for oneself is frowned upon. However, sometimes in ministry, it's necessary to fulfill one's calling. Crystal Martin, who serves as the national director of the Assemblies of God Network, found this to be true through years of pushing the boundaries of her own leadership and the expectations of others around her. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Crystal about how she learned to advocate for herself while honoring others. Sometimes in ministry, advocating for oneself is frowned upon. However, sometimes in ministry, it's necessary to fulfill one's calling. Crystal Martin, who serves as the national director of the Assemblies of God Network, found this to be true through years of pushing the boundaries of her own leadership and the expectations of others around her. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership Podcast, hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Crystal about how she learned to advocate for herself while honoring others. assemblies of god, ministry, tku, advocate, women in ministry leadership, the king's university, ag false full 7 7ba67e98-1fe5-46b0-8d68-0271a20b4068 Rita Springer on the Cost of Worship Rita Springer's journey in worship started with a tragedy. "I lost my father at [age] nine to cancer," she says. "I remember when I was ten playing piano in the house. I hit a chord and just started weeping. I went from playing the piano to feeling." Ever since that moment, she has pioneered the worship industry, making a space for women and young worship leaders to realize their gifts and use them to worship God.

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Rita about making her way in the worship industry—before there was an industry, the difficult choices she's made along the way, and the cost of a life devoted to worship. 

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]]> Tue, 18 Oct 2022 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Rita Springer, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/rita-springer-on-the-cost-of-worship-MZrVNpaA Rita Springer's journey in worship started with a tragedy. "I lost my father at [age] nine to cancer," she says. "I remember when I was ten playing piano in the house. I hit a chord and just started weeping. I went from playing the piano to feeling." Ever since that moment, she has pioneered the worship industry, making a space for women and young worship leaders to realize their gifts and use them to worship God.

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Rita about making her way in the worship industry—before there was an industry, the difficult choices she's made along the way, and the cost of a life devoted to worship. 

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]]> Rita Springer on the Cost of Worship Rita Springer, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis 00:41:34 Rita Springer's journey in worship started with a tragedy. "I lost my father at [age] nine to cancer," she says. "I remember when I was ten playing piano in the house. I hit a chord and just started weeping. I went from playing the piano to feeling." Ever since that moment, she has pioneered the worship industry, making a space for women and young worship leaders to realize their gifts and use them to worship God. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Rita about making her way in the worship industry—before there was an industry, the difficult choices she's made along the way, and the cost of a life devoted to worship. Rita Springer's journey in worship started with a tragedy. "I lost my father at [age] nine to cancer," she says. "I remember when I was ten playing piano in the house. I hit a chord and just started weeping. I went from playing the piano to feeling." Ever since that moment, she has pioneered the worship industry, making a space for women and young worship leaders to realize their gifts and use them to worship God. On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Rita about making her way in the worship industry—before there was an industry, the difficult choices she's made along the way, and the cost of a life devoted to worship. worship music, tku, cost of worship, women in ministry leadership, rita springer, worship industry, every battle, gateway church, the king's university, women in leadership, worship false full 6 7ca69654-ac8c-465a-8de3-bc7c80aecf3d The Juggle is Real: Bridgette Morris on the Balance of Ministry and Family Having a pastor for a spouse comes with lots of nuanced pressures and challenges. Add in leading Gateway Women, one of the largest women's ministries in the US, and being a mother of three young kids, and you have Bridgette Morris. One of her secrets is not allowing herself to feel the pressure. "I could let it bother me," she says. "But I just don't."

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Bridgette about how she balances ministry and family life, what she says yes to, and more importantly, when she says no.

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]]> Thu, 25 Aug 2022 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Bridgette Morris, Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/the-juggle-is-real-bridgette-morris-on-the-balance-of-ministry-and-family-QY681FpK Having a pastor for a spouse comes with lots of nuanced pressures and challenges. Add in leading Gateway Women, one of the largest women's ministries in the US, and being a mother of three young kids, and you have Bridgette Morris. One of her secrets is not allowing herself to feel the pressure. "I could let it bother me," she says. "But I just don't."

On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Bridgette about how she balances ministry and family life, what she says yes to, and more importantly, when she says no.

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]]> The Juggle is Real: Bridgette Morris on the Balance of Ministry and Family Bridgette Morris, Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole 00:27:15 Having a pastor for a spouse comes with lots of nuanced pressures and challenges. Add in leading Gateway Women, one of the largest women's ministries in the US, and being a mother of three young kids, and you have Bridgette Morris. One of her secrets is not allowing herself to feel the pressure. "I could let it bother me," she says. "But I just don't." On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Bridgette about how she balances ministry and family life, what she says yes to, and more importantly, when she says no. Having a pastor for a spouse comes with lots of nuanced pressures and challenges. Add in leading Gateway Women, one of the largest women's ministries in the US, and being a mother of three young kids, and you have Bridgette Morris. One of her secrets is not allowing herself to feel the pressure. "I could let it bother me," she says. "But I just don't." On this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Bridgette about how she balances ministry and family life, what she says yes to, and more importantly, when she says no. tku, empowered women, women in ministry leadership, pink, james morris, gateway women, bridgette morris, pink impact, gateway church, the king's university, pastor's wife false full 5 800c2ede-1d1d-4f51-a8bc-05c138274c65 How To Not Be a Token Female Leader For many women in leadership, earning a place at the leadership table takes years of diligence and hard work. But once you have the seat at the table, how do you avoid being the "token" female leader?

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Dr. Tammy Dunahoo, who has made a significant impact in her leadership role in the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel. 

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]]> Thu, 28 Jul 2022 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Tammy Dunahoo, Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-not-be-a-token-female-leader-Tu7ijZey For many women in leadership, earning a place at the leadership table takes years of diligence and hard work. But once you have the seat at the table, how do you avoid being the "token" female leader?

In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Dr. Tammy Dunahoo, who has made a significant impact in her leadership role in the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel. 

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]]> How To Not Be a Token Female Leader Tammy Dunahoo, Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole 00:29:37 For many women in leadership, earning a place at the leadership table takes years of diligence and hard work. But once you have the seat at the table, how do you avoid being the "token" female leader? In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Dr. Tammy Dunahoo, who has made a significant impact in her leadership role in the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel. For many women in leadership, earning a place at the leadership table takes years of diligence and hard work. But once you have the seat at the table, how do you avoid being the "token" female leader? In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole talk with Dr. Tammy Dunahoo, who has made a significant impact in her leadership role in the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel. tku, women in ministry leadership, foursquare church, the king's university, female leadership false full 4 0d56570d-866c-4f0f-aed9-5c60aca0e54a “Whatever You Do, Don’t Get Bitter” Deborah Gill began studying to become a pastor during a time when women weren’t often considered for leadership roles in the church. With little affirmation and a great deal of opposition, Deborah followed God’s calling on her life to earn a PhD in Biblical Studies from Fuller Seminary, become a national leader in the Assemblies of God Church, and write several books on women in ministry.

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]]> Wed, 29 Jun 2022 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Dr. Deborah Gill, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/whatever-you-do-dont-get-bitter-vSMUEhLk Deborah Gill began studying to become a pastor during a time when women weren’t often considered for leadership roles in the church. With little affirmation and a great deal of opposition, Deborah followed God’s calling on her life to earn a PhD in Biblical Studies from Fuller Seminary, become a national leader in the Assemblies of God Church, and write several books on women in ministry.

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]]> “Whatever You Do, Don’t Get Bitter” Dr. Deborah Gill, Julie Cole, Dr. Rhonda Davis 00:31:39 Deborah Gill began studying to become a pastor during a time when women weren’t often considered for leadership roles in the church. With little affirmation and a great deal of opposition, Deborah followed God’s calling on her life to earn a PhD in Biblical Studies from Fuller Seminary, become a national leader in the Assemblies of God Church, and write several books on women in ministry. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole spoke with Deborah Gill about her journey into ministry. Deborah Gill began studying to become a pastor during a time when women weren’t often considered for leadership roles in the church. With little affirmation and a great deal of opposition, Deborah followed God’s calling on her life to earn a PhD in Biblical Studies from Fuller Seminary, become a national leader in the Assemblies of God Church, and write several books on women in ministry. In this episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast, Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole spoke with Deborah Gill about her journey into ministry. assemblies of god, empowering women, tku, women in ministry leadership, women leaders, assembly of god, gateway church, the king's university, female leadership false full 3 d320fbb5-d822-40b3-88cc-aa4f940dea50 Green Light, Red Light: Kadi Cole Talks About Her Leadership Journey For many women in leadership, it's no secret that the challenges are different and more nuanced than their male colleagues experience. Kadi Cole's leadership journey has given her a unique perspective on women in ministry leadership.

On this episode of the Women in Leadership podcast, Kadi shares some of her insights with hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole.

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]]> Wed, 1 Jun 2022 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (The King's University) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/green-light-red-light-kadi-cole-talks-about-her-leadership-journey-nEQafVxj For many women in leadership, it's no secret that the challenges are different and more nuanced than their male colleagues experience. Kadi Cole's leadership journey has given her a unique perspective on women in ministry leadership.

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]]> Green Light, Red Light: Kadi Cole Talks About Her Leadership Journey The King's University 00:33:22 For many women in leadership, it's no secret that the challenges are different and more nuanced than their male colleagues experience. Kadi Cole's leadership journey has given her a unique perspective on women in ministry leadership. On this episode of the Women in Leadership podcast, Kadi shares some of her insights with hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole. For many women in leadership, it's no secret that the challenges are different and more nuanced than their male colleagues experience. Kadi Cole's leadership journey has given her a unique perspective on women in ministry leadership. On this episode of the Women in Leadership podcast, Kadi shares some of her insights with hosts Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole. false full 2 1bfb6cd4-9cf3-41f9-a6f8-542eafff9d5a Meet the Hosts of Women in Ministry Leadership Women in ministry leadership tend to face challenges that men in similar positions do not. In many cases, their male colleagues are unaware of these changes. This introductory episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast will introduce hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole, explain the vision behind the show, and talk about the Women in Ministry Leadership program at The King's University.

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]]> Mon, 2 May 2022 11:00:00 +0000 marketing@tku.edu (Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole) https://women-in-ministry-leadership.simplecast.com/episodes/meet-the-hosts-of-women-in-ministry-leadership-5MjCZYnC Women in ministry leadership tend to face challenges that men in similar positions do not. In many cases, their male colleagues are unaware of these changes. This introductory episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast will introduce hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole, explain the vision behind the show, and talk about the Women in Ministry Leadership program at The King's University.

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]]> Meet the Hosts of Women in Ministry Leadership Dr. Rhonda Davis, Julie Cole 00:21:25 Women in ministry leadership tend to face challenges that men in similar positions do not. In many cases, their male colleagues are unaware of these changes. This introductory episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast will introduce hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole, explain the vision behind the show, and talk about the Women in Ministry Leadership program at The King's University. Women in ministry leadership tend to face challenges that men in similar positions do not. In many cases, their male colleagues are unaware of these changes. This introductory episode of the Women in Ministry Leadership podcast will introduce hosts Dr. Rhonda Davis and Julie Cole, explain the vision behind the show, and talk about the Women in Ministry Leadership program at The King's University. female leaders, ministry, women in ministry leadership, the king's university, women in ministry, women in leadership, challenges women face false full 1