Kindling Blog | Igniting Fires in Hearts and Minds — Judy Douglass

Kindling Blog | Igniting Fires in Hearts and Minds — Judy Douglass

Loving a Prodigal: He Loved Us First

Because God has lavished His love on us, He makes it possible for us to love with His love.

Loving a ProdigalJudy DouglassMarch 31, 2014Comment

Jesus on Leading: Inward, not Upward-Guest Post by Gina Butz

With Jesus's example and teaching on leading, everything seemed backward.

Guest posts, Jesus on LeadingJudy DouglassMarch 28, 2014 Comment

Keep the Fires Burning: Global Women's Leadership Forum

Keep the Fires Burning: Global Women's Leadership Forum

We challenged them to fan the flames God had ignited in them...

Becoming KindlingJudy DouglassMarch 26, 2014fanning flames, fires, forum, global, leadership, leadership development, My Travels, Thailand, womenComment

Kingdom Women: Amy Carmichael-Yes, Lord, to Suffering-Guest Post by Lesa Engelthaler

Kingdom Women: Amy Carmichael-Yes, Lord, to Suffering-Guest Post by Lesa Engelthaler

“Yes, Lord.” Little did she know that small prayer would include so much pain.

Guest posts, Kingdom WomenJudy DouglassMarch 24, 2014Dohnavur, india, leadership, missionary, orphans, suffering, temple prostitutes, women Comment

An Alarming Lunch

An Alarming Lunch

Just as we prepared to pray for each other, it happened.

Personal ReflectionsJudy DouglassMarch 20, 2014ceviche, friends, luncheon, making memories, smoke alarm, Texas chili Comments

Praying Audacious Prayers

Praying Audacious Prayers

I never get over that God desires to hear my heart's desires.

On My KneesJudy DouglassMarch 17, 2014audacity, faith, Jericho, Joshua, persistence, prayer, wallsComment

The Dark Side of Leadership: Guest Post by Jerry Rankin

The Dark Side of Leadership: Guest Post by Jerry Rankin

We are not appointed leaders to a kingdom task because we are qualified and deserve it, but because of God’s purpose and grace.

Guest postsJudy DouglassMarch 14, 2014challenges, criticism, dark side, IMB, International Mission Board, leadership, missionary, Southern Baptists Comments

Done Is Better Than Perfect--Guest Post by Ken Cochrum

Done Is Better Than Perfect--Guest Post by Ken Cochrum

Not everything has to be perfect...from Close, by Ken Cochrum

Guest postsJudy DouglassMarch 12, 2014book release, Close, culture, digital strategies, distance, Ken Cochrum, leadership, spiritual leadership, Texas Comments

Kingdom Women: Catherine Booth, Salvation Army

Kingdom Women: Catherine Booth, Salvation Army

She was passionate about God's Word, salvation, compassion and women preaching.

Becoming Kindling, Kingdom WomenJudy DouglassMarch 10, 2014catherine booth, compassion, red kettle, Salvation Army, William Booth, women, women preaching Comments

The Real Founder of International Women's Day

The Real Founder of International Women's Day

International Women’s Day celebrations focus on honoring women and addressing issues that affect them:

Becoming KindlingJudy DouglassMarch 7, 2014celebration, International Women's Day, Jesus, Magadalena, women, women's rights Comments

Discovering Mercy in Lent

Discovering Mercy in Lent

But His love and grace drove Him to provide a way for forgiveness, reconciliation, restoration—to offer mercy to each of us.

Personal ReflectionsJudy DouglassMarch 5, 2014forgiveness, God, grace, Lent, love, Mardi Gras, mercy, repentance Comment

We Didn’t Choose to Go for the Gold

We Didn’t Choose to Go for the Gold

I can’t comprehend such endurance...Or maybe I can.

Loving a ProdigalJudy DouglassMarch 3, 2014courage, endurance, Gold Medal, Olympics, prodigal, raceComment