The Lydia Effect
Courageous faith in action, inspired by Lydia of Thyatira 2000 years ago. The Lydia Effect is my story and invitation for women to do the same and be the holy renewal our world longs for, one small step at a time.
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Is your living room ready for a house church? Yeah, mine either (opens the original)
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Have you ever been to a house church? How about a home where people meet to share their faith, pray, and encourage each other? This post begins a short series on hospitality and house churches. And yes, a certain Biblical woman known for hosting a house church will make her appearance (Acts 16). Enjoy!<source
When are you going to take off your basket? (opens the original)
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“When are you going to take off your basket?” The question dropped like a ton of bricks right on me. He looked softly through his camera; his fatherly presence loomed due to the angle of his laptop. My expression probably registered as shock.How can he see that? How does he know? The lump in my throat grew. He raised his eyebrows and tilted his head with a kind smirk, clearly satisfied his question hit the bullseye. <a class="image-link image2" href="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-17468797569
Is Your Church Welcoming to Women? (opens the original)
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Decades of leading teams taught me the hard way that culture builds from what a leader encourages, addresses, and tolerates. Two weeks ago, I heard something from the pulpit that I never thought I would hear—one simple sentence, but with the potential to change a culture. This is the story of that morning. <div class="ima
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