Before He was King, He Watched His Words
This short list of descriptors was the report one of Saul’s servants gave about the young, anointed David when the servants suggested Saul let them find a man skilled at harp […]
Ziklag: Seeking God in a Contrary Place
Last week I heard one of the most impacting messages on redemption! The woman of God gave us the redemptive work of Christ through the book of 1 Samuel. The […]
Queenly Character, the Conclusion
Click here to listen: Queenly Character, the Conclusion It is kind of surreal to arrive at the conclusion of the Queenly Character series. It’s been a blessing, and thank God for […]
Certificates of Queenly Character
Certificates are issued to show a person completed the requirements of a field and may now practice. They indicate an end of training, and a beginning of application. Today is […]
Living the Character of Prudence
Click here to listen: Living Prudence Click here for detailed notes: Handout-Living the Character of Prudence One of the biggest encouragements from this lesson was that in some ways, we have walked […]
Love on Top
Love is the most important part of queenly character. So far we’ve covered a solid list of aspects of queenly character. Love is “the greatest of these” (1 Corinthians 13:13). Let’s […]
Whatever it takes, keep the standard
On this path to reigning, there are many offers. We accept some. We reject some. We learn along the way that some we accept we should have rejected, so we […]
Queenly Character
Some of us ascribe to the definition of character that it is “what one does and who one is when no one is watching”. Let’s get more specific. From the […]
A Midstream Reminder (queenly character)
Good day, Kingdom Queens! One month down…how is your crown? your fruit? your purpose management? What you done…accomplished…finished? This can be in any area: home, family, business, ministry, service, etc. […]
Mary Bailey: An Example of Prudence, Petition & Safety
Whether in real life or as a movie character, the examples of extraordinary women speak to us. So far in our queenly character series we studied prudence, petition, and safety. […]
