At The Table: The Podcast of the SBC Women's Leadership Network

Kristie Anyabwile joins us on the show today to talk about how to engage the conversation of diversity well. She also shares about her new book that just released Sept. 1st titled "His Testimonies, My Heritage: Women of Color on the Word of God."

Kristie lives in Washington, DC, with her husband Thabiti. They have three children. Kristie is an author, popular conference speaker, and Bible teacher and tweets @kanyabwile

Get your copy of her new book at https://www.thegoodbook.com/his-testimonies-my-heritage.

Kandi Gallaty shares her passion of what it means to be a disciple of Christ and how to bring others along you in an intentional and practical way. From how to start to your own group to easing some of our biggest fears in leading a D-group, Kandi takes us step by step on how to answer the question "How do I make disciples?"

You can connect with Kandi on Twitter @KandiGallaty and check out her newest book, Disciple Her, as well as her other resources at Replicate.org.

Today's episode with Chris Adams, former Senior Lead Women’s Ministry Specialist at Lifeway Christian Resources from 1994 to 2017. She highlights how to serve well and faithfully in the good seasons and in seasons of change. She also challenges us in areas where we don't feel like we are equipped or adequate for the job in front of us.

You can connect with Chris on Twitter @ChrisAdams4 and online at ChrisAdams.blog

Our chat at the table today with Kadi Cole talks about how as women leaders we are to own the calling that God has specifically given us and the importance of what it means to know the stories of women in the Bible and to learn from them as we live out our own callings. Kadi also shares some of her research from her book about the 'sticky floor' and how often women tend to be held back by our own insecurities.

You can follow Kadi on Twitter @KadiCole and you can get a copy of her new book "Developing Female Leaders: Navigate the Minefields and Release the Potential of Women in Your Church" wherever books are sold.

Listen in to a brand new episode of At The Table. Today we get to hear from Tina Boesch. Tina is a writer, a designer, and the author of Given: The Forgotten Meaning and Practice of Blessing. She's lived in seven countries on three continents and serves as an advocate for Baptist Global Response.For fourteen years, Tina, her husband, and their three children called Istanbul, Turkey, home. Last year they moved to Louisiana where her husband serves as an administrator at Grace Mid-City Baptist Church. They're getting to know their neighbors, eating too many beignets, and trying (but failing) to keep cool. This year she'll be teaching at Parkview Baptist School.

On this episode Tina talks about what it means to be a blessing to others, how we often misinterpret blessing as something for ourselves, and how God uses intentional words and moments to bring about His glory.

You can connect with Tina on Twitter @TinaBoesch and you can purchase her book at the following link.

https://www.navpress.com/p/given/9781631469732

Diane Nix talks about the three lies that pastors and minister's wives face as they serve in their local communities. This raw and pointed conversation on how to handle loneliness and church hurt will leave you both encouraged and equipped to fight some of the top struggles of as a woman in leadership.

To connect with Diane on Twitter follower her @NixHeart and to check out her ministry to minister's wives go to https://contagiousjoy4him.com/

Listen in as Katie McCoy talks about her call to ministry and her path of seminary education which lead into her becoming one of the women leading and training others that have come behind her. We also talk about ministry as a young single woman and how to embrace the season of singleness for God's glory.

You can connect with Katie on Twitter @Katie_McCoy

Alisa shares lots of practical wisdom on this weeks episode. She tells how she started a leadership cohort in her city of various women leaders and how important it is to develop individually as a leader so that we can then lead others. She also shares about the 'power of sometime.'

You can connect with Alisa on Twitter @AlisaMBentley

Join Carrie Bond at the table as she discusses her journey through infertility, adoption, and joining a post-abortive ministry for women. She shares the importance of creating a safe environment in our churches for women to share their past stories and how post-abortive women are the leading voice in fighting abortion in our world today.

You can follow Carrie on Twitter at @CarrieLBond

SurrenderingTheSecret.com

Ed Litton discusses how he as a lead pastor has implemented the gifts of women in his church. He shares the process of how they recently hired a female worship minister and the value of men and women valuing and working together in the local church.

You can connect with Ed on Twitter @EdLitton.