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I want to invite you into my quiet time. 💙 (opens the original)
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Most of what I write doesn’t begin with me thinking, What should I create next?It often begins much more simply.My Bible is open. My notebook is nearby. I’m reading, praying, and somewhere along the way God shows me something I need to pay attention to.Sometimes He encourages me.Sometimes He reminds me of something I’ve forgotten.And sometimes I read something that makes me stop because I realize there is an area of my own life where what I say I believe and how I’m living aren’t quite lining up
Mental Wellness Begins With What We Allow Our Minds to Dwell On (opens the original)
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Many Christian women aren’t struggling because they lack faith.They’re struggling because their minds are tired.Thoughts spiral. Worries linger. Negative self-talk feels constant. Even after prayer, peace can feel short-lived. Scripture speaks directly to this experience—and it offers a better way forward.Biblical mental wellness isn’t about suppressing emotions or forcing positive thinking. It begins with renewing the mind, guarding our thoughts, and learning to rest in God’s truth.<a class="im
When Faith Feels Harder Than It Used To (opens the original)
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Hard seasons have a way of revealing what we really believe.When life is steady, trusting God feels natural. But when pain lingers, prayers go unanswered, or hope feels thin, faith can feel fragile. Questions rise. Strength feels inconsistent. And we quietly wonder if God is still working—or still good.Scripture never promises a life without hardship. It promises a God who meets us in it.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!cxMM!,f_auto,q_aut
Knowing About God Isn’t the Same as Knowing Him (opens the original)
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Many of us read the Bible regularly…and still feel distant from God.We know the stories.We recognize familiar verses.We understand the language of faith.Yet Scripture often feels more informative than personal.That’s because the Bible was never meant to be read like a textbook. It’s God’s invitation into relationship. Jesus said eternal life is found in knowing God—not just believing the right things about Him.Quietly, many of us have learned how to read the Bible for knowledge while missing int
Five Bible Studies & Devotionals I Keep Coming Back To (opens the original)
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Have you ever stood in front of your bookshelf—or scrolled through an online store—wondering which Bible study or devotional is actually worth your time?There are so many wonderful resources available that it can be difficult to know where to begin. While no book can replace reading Scripture itself, I’ve found that the right Bible study or devotional can help me slow down, ask better questions, and spend more intentional time with God.Over the years, I’ve worked through many different studies.
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