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Women
"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 Coordinator
Trusting When God Seems Indifferent...Or Worse
A powerful and hopeful reply to the question, "How do I trust God in the midst of suffering and He seems indifferent or worse?"
It's All In Your Head
Discover how to make the transformative power of thoughts, stated in Romans 12:2, apply in real life.
Girl, Get Your Boots On
Women will be inspired by Ruth's story to pull on the boots of humility and grit when life isn't going as planned.
Fear Not! Defeat What's Devouring Your Impact
Fear is a sneaky saboteur and master of disguise. Women will recognize three fears sabotaging identity and impact and learn to replace self-limiting lies with God’s liberating truths.
Pair with the following for a transformational retreat!
Flail Not! Why God Wants You Confident;
Faint Not! Staying Strong & Smart in Life's Storms
For Goodness Sake, Hold On!
Solid encouragement (and a helping of Southern sass) when weariness sets in.
Leadership Is For Everyone
Leadership is not about a role or position but following one's calling with excellence and equipping others in theirs.
Nehemiah's example reveals timeless leadership principles, immensely practical in any setting.
Workshops
One Question Revealing Your Greatest Gift
Using the Primal Question framework, women will identify the question that has been secretly impacting their entire life -- and how to turn it into their greatest gift.
No Sweat Bible Study
Meaningful Bible study doesn't require exhaustive resources or a seminary degree. Women will walk through one or more passages of Scripture and learn how to "accurately handle" and apply God's Word, as Paul instructed Timothy.
Parents
"The insight & research was fantastic. 100% relevant to raising children today."
Principles from the World's Greatest Parenting Guide
The Bible has more to say about raising kids than "Train up a child." Inspiring principles, without any "perfect-kid formulas" from Scripture. Real truth for real life for real people.
Why Kids Are (and Aren't) Leaving Christianity
Learn what research reveals and how can we affect change without parenting from fear or legalism.
Rethinking the Strong-Willed Child
“She'll resist peer pressure! He's a born leader!” These ideas offer comfort for parents of "strong willed" children. But what if the problem is a weak will, dominated by emotions and impulses? Discover the truth popular teaching has gotten wrong and come away with hope and practical methods aligned with Scripture.
Boy, Oh Boy! Strategies for Raising Good Men
Statistics bear out that boys and men in Western culture are not doing well -- and it's not because they're "male." Learn how to apply Scripture and the science of human development to raising good men.
Social Media, Gaming, and Online Tech: What's a Parent to Do?
Discover what the data shows about the impact of social media, gaming, and online technology on young people. Don't just hope for the best but make informed decisions and teach your kids to discern what's a friend to welcome or a foe to disarm.
The Great Brain Remodel of Adolescence: Your Influence Matters More Than Ever
Grow your confidence, effectiveness, and empathy by understanding the brain's profound physical remodel between ages 12-24. You'll learn why your influence matters more than ever -- regardless of what your adolescence thinks.
Just for Moms
“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