Becoming a Christian Women's Speaker
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| Blog Name: | Becoming a Christian Women's Speaker |
| Url: | http://christianwomensspeaker.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | speaking, Christian, public speaking |
| Description: | Learn to speak effectively and grow your speaking ministry to new heights! Great resources and advice for getting started with a Christian speaking ministry. |
| Popularity: | 53 Followers |
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Investing In Yourself
Hi all! As most of you know, I conduct a lot of speaker training. Much of it is free (including this blog and my Blog Talk Radio show, Use Your Words), but I’m developing some more teleseminars, conferences, and products. Can you do me a quick favour? I want to make sure I’m concentrating my efforts on the areas that really interest YOU. So I’ve put together a
Hi all! As most of you know, I conduct a lot of speaker training. Much of it is free (including this blog and my Blog Talk Radio show, Use Your Words), but I’m developing some more teleseminars, conferences, and products. Can you do me a quick favour? I want to make sure I’m concentrating my efforts on the areas that really interest YOU. So I’ve put together a
Taking Yourself Seriously
Do you feel called to speak? Do you feel that God has given you gifts, talents, and a message to share? If so, that’s wonderful! But here’s a problem that many women in ministry have. They feel called, but they’re also a little embarrassed about it. Who am I to say that I have something special to share? Is it arrogant to think that I’m called to be a speaker? What about my “real” job, or my duties as a wife and a mom? I can’t let speaking interfere in the slightest bit with that, so speaking will always get last place. I certainly struggle with these things. Finding a balance between my ministry at home and my min
Do you feel called to speak? Do you feel that God has given you gifts, talents, and a message to share? If so, that’s wonderful! But here’s a problem that many women in ministry have. They feel called, but they’re also a little embarrassed about it. Who am I to say that I have something special to share? Is it arrogant to think that I’m called to be a speaker? What about my “real” job, or my duties as a wife and a mom? I can’t let speaking interfere in the slightest bit with that, so speaking will always get last place. I certainly struggle with these things. Finding a balance between my ministry at home and my min
How to Sound More Confident When Speaking–And Feel More Confident, Too!
When you’re starting your ministry, you naturally feel a little apprehensive. What you don’t want is for that apprehension to be felt by the audience. Do you remember what the people said of Jesus? He spoke as one with authority, and not as one of the teachers of the Law. So how do we sound like we have authority? How do we make sure we don’t sound scared, or intimidated? One of the most common ways that people sound like beginners is in the use of “filler words”. I have another post here on that very subject–your Ummms, and You
When you’re starting your ministry, you naturally feel a little apprehensive. What you don’t want is for that apprehension to be felt by the audience. Do you remember what the people said of Jesus? He spoke as one with authority, and not as one of the teachers of the Law. So how do we sound like we have authority? How do we make sure we don’t sound scared, or intimidated? One of the most common ways that people sound like beginners is in the use of “filler words”. I have another post here on that very subject–your Ummms, and You
New Blog Talk Radio Show: Use Your Words!
Great news! If you’re learning to be a Christian woman speaker, or you’re trying to grow your ministry, I have an amazing new fun resource for you. Every Tuesday, at noon EST, I’ll be hosting the Blog Talk Radio show “Use Your Words”, just for female Christian speakers & writers! We’ll talk about the things that matter most, and best of all, you can participate LIVE in the chat box, and prompt me for s
Great news! If you’re learning to be a Christian woman speaker, or you’re trying to grow your ministry, I have an amazing new fun resource for you. Every Tuesday, at noon EST, I’ll be hosting the Blog Talk Radio show “Use Your Words”, just for female Christian speakers & writers! We’ll talk about the things that matter most, and best of all, you can participate LIVE in the chat box, and prompt me for s
The Need for Excellence
I had such a wonderful time talking to a bunch of you in our teleseminar last week: Crafting a Life-Changing Signature Talk. We talked about what went into an effective talk, how to keep Jesus the focus, and how to choose and use anecdotes well. And I gave you a step-by-step approach for planning a talk, together with a handout where you just fill in the details! It couldn’t be easier. And it’s not too late! Just head on over to my website to see how you can still listen to it! Beth Jones said, Sheila, this was so awesome. Very very he
I had such a wonderful time talking to a bunch of you in our teleseminar last week: Crafting a Life-Changing Signature Talk. We talked about what went into an effective talk, how to keep Jesus the focus, and how to choose and use anecdotes well. And I gave you a step-by-step approach for planning a talk, together with a handout where you just fill in the details! It couldn’t be easier. And it’s not too late! Just head on over to my website to see how you can still listen to it! Beth Jones said, Sheila, this was so awesome. Very very he
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