If you’re a Christian woman in business, you already know the challenges: balancing faith with finances, purpose with profit, and passion with practical strategy.

Whether you are a seasoned Christian entrepreneur or looking for your first Christian entrepreneur conference, this 2026 guide provides the dates and locations you need.

2026 is shaping up to be a powerful year for faith-driven women entrepreneurs, with four must-attend conferences designed to help you grow your business while staying aligned with your calling. Whether you’re a content creator, speaker, entrepreneur, or coach, these events will equip you with the tools, strategies, and support system you need to step fully into your God-given mission.

Top Faith Driven Women Conferences for 2026

If you are searching for a faith driven women conference that balances spiritual growth with professional scaling, these selected events are designed for Christian entrepreneurs.

1. Women of Power Summit – March 5-9, 2026

Las Vegas, Nevada | Learn More

If you are looking to step into leadership, build influence, and elevate your career or business while maintaining your faith, the Women of Power Summit is for you. This dynamic event is designed to empower women of faith to step into leadership roles and make an impact in their industries.

Why You Should Attend:

Leadership Development – Learn from Christian women leaders who have built successful careers and businesses without compromising their faith.
Networking & Mentorship – Connect with influential women who can help you expand your reach and grow in your calling.
Faith & Business Integration – Discover how to align your faith with your career or business for greater success.

2. Christian Creators 360 – January 16-17, 2026

Orlando, Florida | Learn More

If you’ve ever wondered how to get your message to a wider audience—without having to explain it to your mom 12 times—this is the event for you.

Christian Creators 360 is a gathering of faith-driven podcasters, authors, entrepreneurs, and content creators who are committed to using their platforms to make a global impact.

This is not just another business conference; it’s a space where you’ll learn how to amplify your voice, create with purpose, and connect with a community that truly understands your mission.

Why Attend?

Faith-Driven Content Creation – Learn from experts who have successfully built influential platforms while staying true to their Christian values.
Kingdom-Minded Community – Surround yourself with like-minded women who will encourage, inspire, and pray for you as you pursue your calling.
Podfest Expo Access – Gain insider knowledge and opportunities by engaging with the renowned Podfest Expo Hall, connecting you with top-tier creators worldwide.

3. She Is Conference – October 23-24, 2026

Indiana, Pennsylvania | Learn More

Since 2015, the She Is Conference has helped women of all ages become grounded in their Christ-centered identities. Through uplifting worship and inspiring teaching, this conference introduces women to the unique freedom found in our confidence in Christ.

Highlights:

Identity in Christ – Deepen your understanding of who you are in Christ and how that shapes your personal and professional life.
Empowering Community – Connect with women who are on the same journey of faith and business, offering support and encouragement.
Inspirational Speakers – Learn from renowned speakers who share insights on balancing faith, life, and business.

4. NACWE’s ALL IN Conference – July 23-25, 2026

Tucson, Arizona | Register Here

This isn’t just another business seminar where you leave with a notebook full of ideas but no real momentum. The ALL IN Conference is about action—stepping boldly into your God-given purpose and finally seeing the results you’ve been praying for.

If you’re a Christian woman entrepreneur who’s tired of playing small, struggling with self-doubt, or waiting for the “perfect” moment to take your business seriously, this event will change everything.

What Makes ALL IN Different?

Unshakable Confidence – Step into the mindset of a six-figure businesswoman who trusts God’s plan and takes bold action.
Faith-Fueled Business Strategies – Learn practical, streamlined marketing, visibility, and sales methods tailored for faith-driven women.
A Community That Truly Gets You – No more feeling alone in your journey—connect with women who will support, challenge, and celebrate you.

Which Conference is Right for You?

If you’re looking for leadership and career development while staying true to your faith, Women of Power Summit is the perfect fit.
If you’re a content creator, speaker, podcaster, or author looking to grow your audience and make a global impact, Christian Creators 360 is where you need to be.
If you feel called to write, speak, or lead and want to develop those skills, She Speaks Conference is the place for you.
If you’re an entrepreneur or business owner who wants to hit six figures, build a faith-driven brand, and surround yourself with a powerful community of Christian women, ALL IN is your launchpad.

Or—why not attend more than one?

2026 is your year to stop playing small and step fully into the business God has called you to build. Choose the conference that aligns with your goals, take action, and surround yourself with the right people who will help you rise.

Will you be there?

When To Dwell On The Past

Some Bible verses tell us to forget the past while others tell us to think on days of old. So which is it? Do we remember the past or leave it behind to focus on what’s right in front of us? Find out when God wants us to dwell on the past.

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes

I will remember the deeds of the Lord; yes, I will remember your wonders of old.
Psalm 77:11 ESV

The Bible can be confusing when Scripture seems to contradict itself. One example is the Bible’s instructions for remembering the past.

In Psalm 105:5, King David promises to “Remember the wondrous works that he has done, his miracles, and the judgments he uttered.”

Then, in in Proverbs 4:25, David’s son, King Solomon, tells us to “Let your eyes look directly forward, and your gaze be straight before you. Proverbs 4:25 ESV

So who do we listen to, the father or the son? Do we remember the past or leave it behind to focus on what’s right in front of us?
The answer is in Psalm 77, where we find Asaph in a long, sorrowful night of memories.

First, Asaph remembered the times of joyful nights filled with song and dance as Kind David’s worship team leader. But those days are over, life has changed, and Asaph isn’t singing anymore. He’s overwhelmed, longing to be comforted, and too upset to even pray.

What’s more, Asaph is so focused on his circumstances, that he’s blaming God for his unfortunate twist of fate. Surely, the loss and suffering he endures is a sign that God has left him to wander the wilderness of life alone.

Then Asaph remembers others who wandered the wilderness before him. God delivered the Israelites out of slavery and into the barren desert to walk through the wilderness for forty years. There, God performed some of His most miraculous wonders. Despite the Israelites grumbling just as bitterly as Asaph, God was always there.

Asaph was still thinking on days of gone by, but instead of dwelling on his own problem, he remembered God’s provision. As Asaph’s recalled God’s goodness, his perspective and his mood pivoted from grief to gratitude.

It’s a fine line…

Sometimes I need to remind myself there’s a fine line between dealing with a situation and dwelling on it. Usually this is as I kick myself out of my own pity party to start solving problems and moving on.

Yes, there is a time to grieve, to process our hurt and suffering. Even Jesus cried. The father of lies wants us to believe God has forgotten us so we will remain broken. Satan knows his days are numbered, so he will do anything he can to ruin ours. But God never changes, so He walks through our wilderness with us, just as He did for the Israelites.

God comes alongside the broken hearted to comfort and heal us. He loved us thousands of years before any of us were born, and He will continue to love us for eternity.

Scripture doesn’t contradict itself; it elaborates, filling in every piece of the puzzle as we read. We are to listen to both David and his son, Solomon, as the Father tells us to leave our old self behind to remember what His Son has done.

Reflection Question

Do you spend more time dwelling on your problem or on God’s provision? Join me today in praising God for who He is and what He’s done.

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Valerie Riese

Valerie is a wife, mother, blogger, breast cancer survivor, and virtual assistant. After suffering years of debilitating anxiety, she learned that victory over anxiety comes only through surrender to Jesus. Valerie writes to point women to the Jesus as co-director of Candidly Christian, and as a freelance writer and editor. You can learn more about Valerie at ValerieRiese.com

He who calls you is faithful, who also will do it (1 Thessalonians 5:24).

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