Women Wielding the Word: Chelsea Stanley
It’s easy to get discouraged when our time with God looks so far from the “Instagram-worthy” vignettes we imagine for ourselves. What to do when time is short?
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Women Wielding the Word: Beth Steffaniak
Our pursuit of God should not feel like an obligation or burden. It varies with the seasons and stages of life. Beth Steffaniak shares what hers looks like.
Women Wielding the Word: Rebekah Joy
Daily time in God’s Word doesn’t have to be complicated. Be encouraged & inspired by a peek into the devotional life of a real woman – Rebekah Joy.
Women Wielding The Word: Deb Wolf
For Deb Wolf, the Bible went from textbook to love letter at a time of helplessness, overwhelm, and heartbreak.
Women Wielding The Word: Samantha Sali
Samantha’s devotional life was steeped in obligation and inconsistency. Today, it’s a lifestyle of continual communion with Jesus.
5 FREE Resources To Enrich Your Personal Bible Study
These 5 resources are available for free and can help you go deeper in your relationship with Christ.
How to Pray
I have to work hard at prayer. The hundreds of books that exist on this topic tell me my struggle is not unique. We want to pray. Our hearts desire to connect with our Savior. But drowning out the distractions of life, shifting our gaze onto Jesus, and making prayer happen is a constant challenge. …
How to Read & Study the Bible
What is the right way to read and study your Bible? Just do it. Here are a few tips and suggestions if you need fresh ideas.
The Ideal Quiet Time
Are your efforts to create the ideal quiet time preventing you from spending quality time with Jesus? What does the ideal quiet time actually look like?
What To Call Your Time With God
It’s very common for people to refer to their time of Bible reading and/or prayer as “devotions” or “quiet time”. There are reasons that make sense for both. But lately I’ve been wondering if our names for this time are an indication of a misguided perspective on our relationship with Christ. Hear me out. I’m …