Success is when your audience can't wait to leave!
Because they're so excited to put an insight into practice! Yet they stay...eager for more!
~Women~Parents~Home educators
~Christian school students & staff
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Custom message inquires are always welcome!
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Create a dynamic ladies retreat
Complementary messages with the theme:
Three Nots to a Vibrant Life of Impact
Fear Not: Defeat What's Devouring Your Impact
Through the stories of five women in the Bible, women will see how to defeat three fears devouring their impact. They will replace self-limiting lies with God's liberating truths.
Flail Not: Why God Wants You Confident
Riptides of inadequacy drag women away from their callings. They will see the true cost of insecurity and exchange a mindset of inadequacy for an identity of sufficiency in Jesus Christ.
Faint Not: When Storms Compel Your Savvy Strength
Different types of storms call for different responses. Women will see how spiritual, emotional, health, and relational storms compel distinct reactions and find assurance in God's promised presence.
Host a powerful parenting conference
Complementary messages with the theme:
Model, Train, Focus: Three Practices of Wise Parents
Because I Read So: Principles From the World's Greatest Parenting Book
From Genesis to Revelation, God the Father models how to raise and relate to children. No perfect-kid formulas or sets of legalistic rules, but principles empowering moms and dads to point to Scripture and parent boldly “because I read so.”
Hold Your Horses: Training Kids to Bridle Their Will
Raising a child is a lot like training a wild horse -- a creature ruled by appetites and resistant to submission. Parents will understand the relationship between the mind, will, and emotions and how to become a trainer, passing the reins successfully to their child at the right time.
Look at Me: Three Lenses Wise Parents Use
Why can't good intentions just be enough? Using photography as a metaphor, parents will be be encouraged and energized with three lenses for focusing with wisdom. They will be equipped with clarity, courage, and compassion.
Encourage educators & inspire students
Youth presentations are geared for middle & high school ages.
Custom presentation inquiries for students and staff are welcome!
Hot Seat Faith (Students)
Do your students have questions about Christianity's relevance?
Put me on the "hot seat" for a non-scripted Q&A session where they can inquire about matters of faith and its application in real life.
If I don't have an answer, I'll say so!
Mission: Impossible or I'm Possible (Students)
Tiny mindset changes can lead to giant outcome opportunities. Romans 12:2 declares transformation occurs through a renewed mind.
Students will see how three changes in thinking will produce radically different results -- for now and for life.
Keep Soaring (Teachers)
Education is an "upstream" endeavor. Effectiveness is difficult to measure. The gravity-like pull to discouragement is real.
These factors and others attracts heart-sinking missiles. Give your teachers skills to recognize and outmaneuver these destroyers of excellence.
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"Stephanie has a heart for women and wants to help them live courageous and not fearful lives. She inspires confidence and shows how to rely on God's grace and apply His wisdom to life. Our ladies left the evening strengthened with a clear message, rooted in Scripture, and practical ways to use the information in their everyday life."
Elizabeth N., Women's Ministries Director
“Stephanie speaks about life – the good, the true, and the beautiful – and the challenging, difficult parts. You will be encouraged to reach and embrace the life God has for you. All given with humor – and love.”
Lynn L., Attendee
“Can I just say today was awesome and you did a fabulous job! I had lunch with [student] and she could not stop talking about how wonderful your message and presentation were. Thought provoking and powerful. She was soooo impressed by how you had it memorized and it showed her that you were prepared.”
Kirsten C., School Department Dean
