Duane & Reyna Britton share Reyna's experience as a woman leading in a "man's world" and how she discovered her "why" for leadership. Reyna explains how to avoid tokenism when striving for inclusivity, the power of wise, well-timed questions, and how men can encourage and champion women. Quotable Quotes:  "How are we treating women on our staff differently than men?" "People need to be released to be able to function in the giftings that they have." "It's being and doing and relying on God that makes the difference." "Everybody has something to contribute." "Women are gifted, graced, and anointed by God to lead." "He sees me. God sees us." Highlights: Before stepping into a leadership role, discover yourself, your strengths, and what you can contribute. These are things that cannot be taken away from you. Do not undermine your confidence and authority by prefacing your decisions and ideas.  Do not apologize unnecessarily. Do not let what you've been conditioned to believe hinder you and your capabilities. Utilize your team and give them direction. Do not try to do everything yourself. Mentioned in Today's Episode: "Dave Hess on Men & Women Leading Side by Side" Britton Consulting Group Women of the Bible: A One-Year Devotional Study by Ann Spangler and Jean E. Syswerda Related Resources: Side by Side: Women and Men Leading Together in the Church by Dave Hess For more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.