
Unexpected Treasure
The last place I expect to find spiritual treasure is in a Biblical genealogy. But Genesis 36:24 tells Anah’s brief story and encourages us to be diligent.
I know what it’s like to go through the motions of “Godly womanhood”, feeling inadequate, weak, and wanting every step of the way.
Like resplendent sunflowers, we radiate God’s glory when we look to the Son. As we get to know Jesus more through His Word, we learn to rest in His grace instead of wrestling with our weakness, and our transformation demonstrates His power.
I know what it’s like to go through the motions of “Godly womanhood”, feeling inadequate, weak, and wanting every step of the way.
Like resplendent sunflowers, we radiate God’s glory when we look to the Son. As we get to know Jesus more through His Word, we learn to rest in His grace instead of wrestling with our weakness, and our transformation demonstrates His power.
I know what it’s like to go through the motions of “Godly womanhood”, feeling inadequate, weak, and wanting every step of the way.
Like resplendent sunflowers, we radiate God’s glory when we look to the Son. As we get to know Jesus more through His Word, we learn to rest in His grace instead of wrestling with our weakness, and our transformation demonstrates His power.

The last place I expect to find spiritual treasure is in a Biblical genealogy. But Genesis 36:24 tells Anah’s brief story and encourages us to be diligent.

Mental clutter is a malady of the modern age. Could silence be the cure? Is silence really golden? God’s Word regards it as something worth fighting for.

The role and responsibilities of motherhood can seem unbearable when your child is suffering. The story of Hagar encourages us to endure in a powerful way.

There’s a verse in the Bible that relates to menopausal hot flashes. It’s the same verse that tells us to be fervent in spirit. What does that mean?

We’re naturally repulsed by bitterness. But our God has proven that He’s able to take the bitterest of circumstances and turn them into something sweet.

A Wield The Word reader asked about difficulty focusing, being overwhelmed, and the feeling that God’s Word isn’t sinking in. Here’s my response.


Why is the Bible hard to understand? It wasn’t intended to be. It’s God’s message to you! These 3 simple keys can help you understand the Bible – guaranteed.

I love the Lord because he hears my voice
and my prayer for mercy.
Because he bends down to listen,
I will pray as long as I have breath!
– Psalm 116:1-2 (NLT)

But this is only a simple thing for the Lord, for he will make you victorious over the army of Moab! – 2 Kings 3:18 (NLT)

Prayerlessness is a common struggle for Christians. You can try these 7 practical tips to strengthen your prayer life today.

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