You have all seen social media profiles. For all the talk today against “profiling,” we are all self-identified by our...
Toni Spry
Toni Spry is the co-author of the bestselling book, The Fulfilled Woman. She has spoken at women’s conferences, retreats, and Bible studies, and has a special burden for teaching and discipling Christian women. She has been involved in 8 church plants, lived in 5 states, and traveled internationally to minister. Read More About Toni Spry At Her Author Page
Toni Spry Posts
6 Things Church Planters Can Learn From Ducks
Many years ago we were visiting with some friends in their home having dinner. His father, who was a Pastor, happened...
Are You Making The Most Of First Impressions?
First impressions are so important. Sometimes they’re so strong that they can’t be erased from the mind. Years ago...
One Question All Church Leaders Must Answer
From the Editor: This article was published years ago, but the importance of this content rings truer than ever and...
Whatever Happened To Hospitality?
Is hospitality a lost art? Has “We’d love to have you come over to our home” been replaced by “Let’s eat out.” Is...
Facing The Odds In Church Planting
We live and minister in the Raleigh, NC area. Our part of the state has not been affected by the economic downturn as...
Is The Modern Church Planting Movement “Elitist”?
Last time I wrote about 6 Things Church Planters Can Learn From Ducks. Today, however, I might just ruffle some...
Holding Out For King Charming
I have been teaching women for almost 40 years. I’ve seen it all, the joy and the heartache. I’ve seen what happens...
Tending The Sheep
We say we love the Lord but do we love God’s people? We have a saying that we have half-jokingly used over the years,...
What Will Your Legacy Be?
My Mother died this week. She was 96 years old. She lived a very full life having buried 2 husbands and having a...
The Visitor
Dr. Yonggi Cho, Pastor of the largest church on earth (800,000) was asked, “How did your church get so large?” He...
Adjusting Your Sails
William Arthur Ward wrote, “The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist...