Older Women Likewise

Deborah led Israel with courage and justice, while Esther diplomatically saved her people. Tonight, Ila King, Elaine Jordan, Judy Dolan and Lauren Bassford will discuss how Christian women in secular leadership roles should exemplify biblical principles like integrity, humility and wisdom. They will suggest some ways that women who lead, whether at work or in their communities, can avoid the pitfalls of pride and compromised spiritual values.

In many ways, Christian women lead. Sometimes, leadership brings wounds and heartaches which can be difficult to endure and to survive. Tonight’s panel, Lauren Bassford, Dana Burk and Bertina Smelser led by Colleen O’Steen, will talk about how we lead, what causes the bleeding, and how we can survive these hurts from those we love.

Feelings are feedback, not fact. Just feeling like you’re saved doesn’t necessarily mean that you are! Tonight’s panel of Dana Burk, Dana Carrozza, Colleen O’Steen and Montelle White will introduce several Bible characters whose feelings did not mirror the facts. Don’t let your feelings mislead you!

What visual images this title conjures up! Tonight, Ila, Montelle White, Colleen O’Steen and Judy Dolan will look at some behaviors of Christian women, make scriptural connections and applications to themselves and our viewers. Where do we find ourselves and what changes should we make?

In continuation of a previous discussion, Conviction v. Convenience, Lauren Bassford, Dana Burk, Dana Corrozza and Lonnie Cruse talk about how aging can affect our perceptions and behaviors in regard to living arrangements for those widowed, caring for elderly parents, evangelizing the lost and interacting with unfaithful Christians. When should we uphold convictions regardless of personal comfort? When can convenient circumstances be acceptable to godly women?