Our family is walking through a difficult time where leaders have failed us. It is shocking and hurtful. So, we must all ask ourselves some hard questions about who we are and what we will do when given a chance to shrink back, lead soft, or to fail others? Here are 5 tips to stand firm and lead strong.

Have you ever wondered if you’re really called to more, but felt unsure of what that “more” even is? You’re not alone. For years, I doubted myself and compared my leadership to others… until I discovered the truth about Confident Christian Influence.

You may not feel like a leader every day. You might feel like a mom holding it all together. A business owner juggling a dozen decisions. A woman showing up, day after day, doing what needs to be done. But here’s the truth: you are leading someone. Leadership is…

As Christian women called to lead — whether in the boardroom, at home, or in ministry — it's easy to slip into leading from pressure, performance, or even pride. But Jesus calls us to a different way — one anchored in surrender, humility, and truth.

Before you step into your next decision, meeting, or moment of influence, pause and ask yourself these five questions:

The Bible has a lot to say about our tongues and fools who talk too much. We read about the wise person who knows when to be quiet. In Matthew, Jesus is speaking to His followers and He says, “You must give an account on judgment day for every idle word you speak. The words you say will either acquit you or condemn you.” (Matthew 12:36-37)

So today is He saying “Shhhhh….”, to you, too?