BW#101 Making a Difference—Finding Your Word - Denise Pass
Proverbs 29:18
“Where there is no prophetic vision the people cast off restraint, but blessed is he who keeps the law.”
We have to go to the word to get our word. We need to hear from God to live out our purpose. Listen in and discover how to find your word for the year.
Denise Pass is a national speaker with Compassion Internationalas well as a women’s conference speaker, CCM Artist/Songwriter and worship leader with Seeing Deep Ministries. She’s the author of Shame Off Youand 31 Days to Hope Reinventedand serves as a volunteer on the editing team for Proverbs 31 Ministries devotions, as well as on the COMPEL team as a volunteer leader.
Before she wrote books, she wrote several songs that received radio airplay, including You Are Worthyand Layers. Passionate to help others to see deep in a shallow world, Denise also has two podcasts that communicate biblical truths for our daily lives, Seeing Deepas well as the Black and Whitepodcasts.
Denise and her husband live near Fredericksburg, VA. A homeschool mom of five with four in college, Denise has a passion to help moms navigate motherhood with grace and courage. An advocate for children, her youngest was adopted from Russia. When Denise is not ministering at conferences, she is leading worship on Sundays at her home church, studying God’s word, writing books or songs, gardening or spending time with family and friends. Visit her at www.denisepass.comor on YouTube.
Allison Mayberry is a Speaker and Listener Engagement Director for WPER in Fredericksburg, VA. She is married to her childhood sweetheart and they have 4 amazing children that are now beginning their journey into adulthood. Her all time favorite place to be (besides with my family) is the beach. Blue skies, the sound of the ocean and your toes in the sand make everything better.
Their family attends Choice Baptist Church and Allison holds a bible study in her home weekly. She loves her MOMSTRONG tribe and is grateful for all the blessing the Lord has placed in her path. Allison is looking forward to speaking more publicly about women fighting anxiety, helping women find their passion again and reminding people that marriage is not always love and tenderness. She said, “Sometimes you have to fight for your marriage, but you took a vow and it is worth fighting for.”
