Lynda uses multi-media in her presentations to incorporate all
learning styles to reach all ages. The Lord has given her a passion to
proclaim Him and His Word and it is a gift that she will never take for
granted.
Lynda is willing to develop new messages to fit an event theme, providing there is sufficient time with an advanced booking.
Lynda is willing to develop new messages to fit an event theme, providing there is sufficient time with an advanced booking.
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Lynda’s Most Popular Topics
Each topic below can be used for a single special event, luncheon, or workshop.
(Christmas) The Indescribable Gift “Thanks be unto God for His Indescribable Gift” II Corinthians 9:15
This presentation is perfect for a Christmas outreach which concludes with a dramatic narrative to music with PowerPoint telling the story of Jesus from the manger to the cross.
(Christmas) Celebrate Jesus: God of the Impossible "The angel told Mary: 'Even Elizabeth your relative is going to have a child in her old age, and she who was said to be barren is in her sixth month. For nothing is impossible with God.'" Luke 1:36&37 An encouraging message of hope in difficult times and the relationship that Mary and Elizabeth shared with each other and with the God of the possible. This presentation also concludes with a dramatic narrative to music with PowerPoint telling the story of Jesus from the manger to the cross.
You are a Daughter of the King – You Have a Royal Calling (Christmas) Celebrate Jesus: God of the Impossible "The angel told Mary: 'Even Elizabeth your relative is going to have a child in her old age, and she who was said to be barren is in her sixth month. For nothing is impossible with God.'" Luke 1:36&37 An encouraging message of hope in difficult times and the relationship that Mary and Elizabeth shared with each other and with the God of the possible. This presentation also concludes with a dramatic narrative to music with PowerPoint telling the story of Jesus from the manger to the cross.
“…who knows but that you have come to royal position for such a time as this?" Esther 4:14
Have the ultimate princess party for your special event! Lynda tells her own humorous Cinderella story, five character qualities of Queen Esther, and concludes with the video “The Father’s Love Letter.”
Follow the Yellow Brick Road “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path” Psalms119:105
Have Dorothy greet your guests with this fun theme centered on finding courage for each day by looking to the One who created the rainbow, the heavens above, and the earth below.
Fill My Cup, Lord - From Tea to Latte’ “...but whoever drinks the water I give him will never thirst.” John 4:10
A tea cup, tea bag, and hot water is used to demonstrate our relationship to God through the story of the Woman at the Well and how our life can be flavored with the best that He has to offer.
Breaking the Chains of Insecurity “You are fearfully and wonderfully made.” Psalms 139:13-16
Learn keys to help you or the ones you love find their true identity in Christ.
A Woman of Dignity “Strength and dignity are her clothing. . .” Proverbs 31:25
What does it mean to be a woman of dignity? Seven characteristics of “A Woman of Dignity” will be given in an easy to remember acrostic outline.
W.I.N.G.S. - Women in Need of God’s Spirit an alternate title can be Women on the Run – God’s Woman in Today’s World “He restores my soul” Psalms 23:1-3
Between the noise and the business of life today’s women are desperately in need of God’s Spirit.
Three Reflections in the Mirror of Life “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. . .” II Corinthians 5:17
What do you see reflected in the mirror? Lynda draws from her experience of having a poor self-image and how she found her true identity in Christ.
Everything is Coming Up Roses "I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener” John 15:1, 2 & 8.
Roses need attention and care, do not thrive on neglect, and they are easily prone to disease just like humans. Learn how to have strong roots and to prune what is unfruitful.
Stiletto Stampede “Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds.” Hebrews 10:24
Take a western theme to new heights. A stampede, besides a flight of frightened animals, is also “a mass movement of people at a common impulse.” This presentation will lasso the hearts of women towards loving God and loving others to make a difference in the rodeo arena of their world.
Men and Women – Enjoying Our Differences
"Wives, submit to your husbands...husbands love your own wife ..." Ephesians 5:22-23 The needs of men and women are similar, but their priorities are different. Learn from a biblical view about the creation, the curse, the cure, including valuing, enjoying, and getting along with our differences. Lynda tells her own story of the chronicles of a cantankerous woman. This presentation is power packed with scripture.
Stiletto Stampede
Take a western theme to new heights. A stampede, besides a flight of frightened animals, is also “a mass movement of people at a common impulse.” This presentation will lasso the hearts of women towards loving God and loving others to make a difference in the rodeo arena of their world.
Men and Women – Enjoying Our Differences
"Wives, submit to your husbands...husbands love your own wife ..." Ephesians 5:22-23 The needs of men and women are similar, but their priorities are different. Learn from a biblical view about the creation, the curse, the cure, including valuing, enjoying, and getting along with our differences. Lynda tells her own story of the chronicles of a cantankerous woman. This presentation is power packed with scripture.
RETREAT PACKAGES
Follow the Yellow Brick Road “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path” Psalms119:105
This is a fun theme to build a retreat around. The topics center around the three main characters in the Wizard of Oz to find courage for each day, a heart for God, and a Christ centered mind. A variety of presentation styles gives this retreat impact.
Dethorning Your Rose “The seed that fell among thorns" Luke 8:14& 15 "I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener." John 15:1, 2 & 8. Scripture tells us that thorns prevent Christians from becoming fruitful, but the Gardner (Father-God), prunes us to become more like His Son "The fragrance of Christ." II Corinthians 2:15
The four main topics for the weekend are:
R Resting in the relationship
O Obedience in Abiding in the Vine
S Soils of the Heart will include a personal meditation time. “Search me, O God, and know my heart.." Psalm 139:23-24
E En-joy
Characteristics of the Heart to Stay Young
“She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come.” Proverbs 31:25
“You can’t help getting older, but you don’t have to get old.” George Burns Lynda will give seven anti-aging attitudes to “Stay Young at Heart" - a teachable heart, a flexible heart, a realistic heart, a humble heart, a clean obedient heart, a friendly heart, and a heart for service. Add a Total Image FASHION topic: Fabulous After Fifty, Total Image -Accessories, or Total Image Clothing Personality and you will have a fun and informative retreat for women.
WOMEN’S MINISTRY LEADERSHIP TOPICS
The Value and Benefit of Working with Teams
“Make my joy complete by being like-minded having the same love, being one in spirit and purpose." Philippians 2:2
Teams are important! To establish the reason why a team is important you don’t have to go very far in the Bible to find the first team. The Father, Son and Holy Spirit have been a together from the beginning. Before you start building your team ministry you dare not recruit a team until you believe in the value of a team and you are ready to count the cost. This presentation will cover the five reasons not to build a team and five good reasons why you should build a team ministry.
From Sheep to Shepherds - Energizing Your Women for Ministry Leadership “For we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Ephesians 2:10
Learn how to equip, support, motivate, mentor, and release your women to become all that God intended for them to be and do. This is not a class on Spiritual Gifts although gifts will be discussed, but more on how to analyze your woman’s ministry so that it can be a gift-oriented ministry and passionate spiritually.
Created for Good Works - Spiritual Gifts “For we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Ephesians 2:10
The course will help you understand and develop your spiritual gift(s), heart for service, abilities, personality, and life experience for kingdom impact. A personal assessment will be given offering suggestions as to where to use your gift(s) in the church, community, or mission field. At the completion of the course, individual mentoring will be available to discuss your personal assessment and where to best use “Your Divine Design” for Christ.
MINISTRY BIOGRAPHY
With enthusiasm, warmth, and love, Lynda openly shares life experiences using Biblical wisdom and practical solutions to everyday living. Whether in front of a group or one-on-one, Lynda encourages women to commit their lives to Christ, as He has the power to heal and transform lives for His plan and purpose.
Lynda brings maturity and wisdom with a wealth of experience to special events, conferences, retreats, and seminars with a message that is Christ centered. In her personal testimony she tells how grateful she is to be a child of God and to have His Word, guidance, and direction in her life.
Lynda was the Director of Leaders in Fellowship Together (LIFT). The purpose of LIFT is to equip and encourage women's ministry leaders throughout Arizona and nationally through the LIFT web at www.liftaz.org Prior to moving to Arizona, Lynda was Director of Women’s Ministry in Northern California for fourteen years where she started a network of women's ministry directors, assisted other churches in establishing and enhancing their women’s ministries, and developed a lay mobilization and assimilation program within her church. Prior to serving on church staff, Lynda was the founder/owner/director of Total Image, a self-improvement program and a Christian Teen Summer Camp program in California. Although Lynda doesn’t work with teens any longer she co-authored Style, and many of the story illustrations in her newest book, Total Image, were drawn from her experience in teaching teens. Suffering from a poor self-image as a child, Lynda encourages women to commit their lives to Christ, as He has the power to heal, change, and create something beautiful and unique. She has dedicated her life to helping women and teens overcome a poor self image and find their true identity in Christ.
Lynda and her husband Jack live in Payson, Arizona. Their relationship is second in priority only to the Lord. Family is central in their lives as they have two grown children, six grandchildren, and a great-grand-daughter.
Lynda brings maturity and wisdom with a wealth of experience to special events, conferences, retreats, and seminars with a message that is Christ centered. In her personal testimony she tells how grateful she is to be a child of God and to have His Word, guidance, and direction in her life.
Lynda was the Director of Leaders in Fellowship Together (LIFT). The purpose of LIFT is to equip and encourage women's ministry leaders throughout Arizona and nationally through the LIFT web at www.liftaz.org Prior to moving to Arizona, Lynda was Director of Women’s Ministry in Northern California for fourteen years where she started a network of women's ministry directors, assisted other churches in establishing and enhancing their women’s ministries, and developed a lay mobilization and assimilation program within her church. Prior to serving on church staff, Lynda was the founder/owner/director of Total Image, a self-improvement program and a Christian Teen Summer Camp program in California. Although Lynda doesn’t work with teens any longer she co-authored Style, and many of the story illustrations in her newest book, Total Image, were drawn from her experience in teaching teens. Suffering from a poor self-image as a child, Lynda encourages women to commit their lives to Christ, as He has the power to heal, change, and create something beautiful and unique. She has dedicated her life to helping women and teens overcome a poor self image and find their true identity in Christ.
Lynda and her husband Jack live in Payson, Arizona. Their relationship is second in priority only to the Lord. Family is central in their lives as they have two grown children, six grandchildren, and a great-grand-daughter.
