Leadership

Entrusted leadership and influence is motivated to serve out of humility and gratitude for the gifts given to us by Christ. Entitled leadership and influence is motivated by rewards and status that come from position or title. In these devotionals, Donna Pisani encourages women to discover and use the God-given gifting they have been entrusted with. 

Entrusted to Lead

Anointing in scripture is a powerful symbol of the work of the Holy Spirit. There are five things you must have in your life for the anointing of the Lord to be present. Each is critical to take your walk with God to the next level. In this plan, you'll discover what these ingredients are and how to develop them in your life.

Ingredients for an Anointed Life

In business and leadership, clarity in our responses is essential. Saying "Yes" or "No" is not just about words but a declaration of commitment and faith that honors God and strengthens our relationships. In this devotional, we will explore the power of sincere commitment and the importance of setting boundaries.

EquipHer Vol. 9: "The Power of a Simple 'Yes' or 'No'"

The "Thankful" devotional journey emphasizes the transformative power of gratitude in our lives as kingdom leaders, encouraging rejoicing and giving thanks in all circumstances. Each day invites reflection on personal challenges and the blessings of God's presence, promoting a heart posture of prayer and praise. It highlights the importance of cultivating an atmosphere of thankfulness within teams, reminding us that gratitude not only shifts our perspective but also enables us to serve others joyfully.

Thankful

In this devotional, we'll explore chapters 16-31 as we meet a young shepherd boy named David. A man after God’s heart, watch David be chosen by God to become the next king of Israel, defeat a giant, and be relentlessly pursued by the jealous, mad king David would succeed. Learn about friendship, faith, and faithfulness. Discover how to resist the temptation for vengeance against someone who has wronged you, and how to find strength in the Lord even in the lowest moments in life.

1 Samuel 16-31: Waiting for the Crown

This 5-day plan will weave Scripture together with William Wilberforce’s own words to show how the redemptive work of Christ led Wilberforce to embrace his own vocation in politics as a means of ending slavery. As we will see modeled in the life of Wilberforce, the gospel changes everything about our work, from our motivations for work, to what we do, to how we work each day.

Ending Slavery: The Life of William Wilberforce

This plan emphasizes the importance of living out one's faith in everyday life, highlighting biblical principles and examples of how to serve others, demonstrate love, and share the Gospel. Through scripture readings, reflections, and practical applications, participants are inspired to embody their beliefs and make a positive impact in their communities. The plan fosters spiritual growth and challenges individuals to be active participants in their faith journey.

Faith in Action

God has sparked a flame of spiritual gifts within all of us and now it’s our responsibility to stoke the fire. So how can we not only steward our fire, but see it grow through God’s power to make an impact in our community? This 4-day devotional looks at the example of the prophet Elijah, who trusted in God and saw the fire of heaven fall down, leading to the people of Israel being transformed.

Fuel the Fire Pt 2

Welcome to The Furnace of Leadership—a journey through the life of Joseph, whose path to purpose was paved with rejection, betrayal, delays, and detours. He didn’t rise through ease but through pits and prisons—and God was in every moment. If you’ve ever wondered why leadership costs so much, Joseph’s story is for you. Through his life, we’ll see how God shapes leaders not in spite of pain but through it. In the heat of hardship, He forges strength, character, and deep trust. And in His hands, not even your ache is wasted. Let’s walk this refining journey together.