Speaking

You’re doing what you sense is right, so why don’t you feel alright? Why, in the middle of living your life the best you know how, do you feel crummy, critical of yourself, even confused? Might it be the voice you’re listening to?

In this message, we’ll take a look at some not-so-well-known gals in God’s word, the Daughters of Zelophehad, who, in order to get the best God had for them, had to take a second look at whose voices they were listening to. They’ll encourage us to do the same!

What do you do when God seems to have vanished?

When you have a decision to make…

When your stability is shaken…

When your sure-fire plan fails…

When voices are many but clarity’s scarce…

When everything is spinning out of control…

Esther is the perfect partner for seeing God in tough times. Though she lived centuries ago, Esther speaks to us, modern women who also have limits to our control and resources. We find in her a strength and fortitude you and I need today; a strength we discover as we follow her process of listen, feel, do and speak. 

In this retreat on the Book of Esther, we take a gritty dive into a woman’s story that helps you: 

• Overcome the fear that you might derail God’s plan with the assurance that He’s powerful enough to lead and refine you.
• Listen to wise people in a way that fills your gaps of understanding.
• Feel all your feelings, embracing them as a God-given catalyst for connection with Him.
• Do the work God assigns you even when doubt surrounds you. 
• Speak up with confidence, knowing that God has a place for your voice in His story.

{This retreat can be taught with the team of Lynn and her co-author of their Bible study Esther, Amy Carroll.}

Make Your Move

Yes, sometimes it is a season for waiting, but sometimes, it is simply time for us to move toward the good things our Father has for us!

In this retreat, Lynn explores how confidence-in-question keeps us from boldly experiencing what God intends for our lives. We’ll dive into stories in the Bible of not-so-well-known women who found themselves needing the confidence to make their move, and how they uncovered the faith to get it. Lynn encourages women to leave behind all the unnecessary insecurity this world induces and find confidence in God alone.

Chose which women you want to learn from including the Daughters of Zelophehad, the Women of Exodus, Martha & Mary, Rahab, Deborah, Abigail, and Michal how to:

• Intentionally build your confidence on the one thing that cannot be taken from you.
• Recover from defeating decisions to move forward toward a strong self-worth.
• Position yourself to not lose your poise—even in the worst circumstances.
• Identify and address the fears that keep you stuck, with practical steps to walk in your calling with confidence.

When My Confidence is in Doubt

I want to be all God’s created me to be; do all I was made to do. So what’s holding me back?

Doubt. Doubt that you have all you need to do all He’s given you to do. What you need is confidence.

Lynn reveals the secret behind finding the confidence that holds up, even in the worst situations. She’ll share how to:

• Increase your confidence, empowering you to fulfill your dreams and purpose.
• Position yourself to not lose your confidence – even in the worst circumstances.
• Build your confidence on the one thing that cannot be taken from you.
• Recover from confidence defeating decisions to move forward toward spiritual maturity.
• Stop the agonizing mental chatter and replace it with security-building truth.

{full conference or single session message}

This journey you’re on is filled with many twists and turns. Some of those will lead to advances, yet others will feel more like retreats. No matter what season of trials and triumphs we are in, we can be empowered with God’s confidence to keep moving forward no matter what comes.

Based on her own experience with triumphs and defeat, Lynn empowers women with 5 practical steps learned from the Daughters of Zelophehad in the book of Numbers.  In this session you will:

• Realize you’re not alone in wrestling to move forward in life.
• Recover from defeat to move forward toward a strong self-worth.
• Recognize the pieces you’re missing to help you to keep going.
• Restore the hope you’ve lost by arresting your fears, empowering you to accomplish your personal assignments.

Events for Mothers/Daughters

Events for Young Adults and Teens

The First FOMO

FOMO: the fear of missing out. We hear this new phenomenon talked about, but is it really new? In this message, Lynn will help girls learn how to:

• Spot FOMO so we can see it for what it is: the strategy of our enemy.
• Replace the fear of missing out with the desire for God’s best.
• Overcome FOMO so it doesn’t drive us to damaging decisions.

This topic is based on Eve and the strategy Satan used when he approached her in the garden. So often we think the troubles we deal with today are new with our culture … when in fact his tools are very old.