The command to live out Philippians 2:3 oftentimes feels impossible, where we are to “Do nothing from rivalry or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.” What does this look like when we live in a me-focused world? Kelly Brinkmann joins us today and shares about the battle of meism in marriage!
Kelly Brinkmann is an interactive potter, handmade artist, writer and speaker. Kelly’s joy for Jesus shines brightest when she is connecting with women and describing how He is always working for their good. Creating a full pottery studio on-stage, Kelly speaks and teaches at women’s conferences illustrating biblical truths with simple art tools in a powerful way. Located just outside of St. Louis, Missouri with her husband, Mark, of 11 years and their three kids (including a set of boy/girl twins), Kelly learns, teaches, and mentors with other women in her church community. You can find Kelly and invite her to speak, at kellybrinkmann.com.
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