by angelajherrington | Blog, Christian Feminist, Christian Leadership, Women's Issues
Content Warning: This post discusses abuse and tactics used by abusers to maintain their power. While it does not go into details about the types of abuse or abusive acts, it is a challenging topic. If you have experienced abuse personally and choose to read it,...
by angelajherrington | Blog, Christian Coaching, Christian Feminist, Christian Leadership, The Best You, Women's Issues
In my work, I see more and more Jesus-loving women separating the foundation of their faith from church toxicity. In the process, they usually ask: is deconstructing your faith biblical? The short answer is: (spoiler alert) Yes! Before we jump into the longer answer,...
by angelajherrington | Blog, Business, Christian Leadership, The Best You, Women's Issues
I don’t know a single Christian woman who isn’t tired right now. I’ll be honest, I’m writing this post before the election results are final because no matter who ends up in the White House next spring… This election has changed us. The cost of...
by angelajherrington | Christian Coaching, Christian Leadership, Entrepreneurs, The Best You, Women's Issues
Dear Sister, The world is really noisy right now, isn’t it? There area a lot of voices SHOUTING to be heard. I wonder which voice holds the most power over your daily life. A lot of women find that the voice with the most power is not actually their own. It might be...
by angelajherrington | Business, Christian Coaching, Christian Leadership, The Best You
A challenging season coaxes up things to the surface that we may have overlooked in our determination to flourish. Even if we don’t like them, challenging seasons have a way of showing us we can do things we never thought we could. 2020 has been a difficult in...
by angelajherrington | Blog, Christian Coaching, Christian Leadership, Women's Issues
Women are leaving the church at an extraordinary rate. According to a 2015 Barna Group study, 85% of the women who are “unchurched” are actually “de-churched”: they left a church community they were once part of1. So why are women who love...
