Ep. 43 || Serving Others Right Where You're At
Most of us are guilty of being so caught up in our own lives, that we forget to care for the needs of others. We avoid big things like "evangelism" and "ministry" because those are for women with more time and lofty giftings. We think that serving others is going to be too burdensome or too inconvenient. But have we forgotten to just be faithful in the small opportunities God has placed right in front of us? In this episode, Emily and Laura break down the concept of ministry, making it accessible for moms. They discuss how important it is to model a life of serving for our children, and how that doesn't have to mean being a women's ministry director or a street evangelist. Momma, have you looked outside yourself lately and considered that Jesus wants your full participation in the great commission?
Articles & Other Resources:
How Much Should a Mom Minister Outside the Home? - Jeanne Harrison
Why I Don't Share the Gospel - Ryan Smith
The Seasons of Ministry - Christina Fox
How Do Busy Women Serve in Women's Ministry? - Jen Wilkin
Hospitality Matters | The Dream (and reality) of Including Your Children in Hospitality - Kristie Anyabwile
Stay-at-home-moms With Missionary Hearts - Lindsey Carlson
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