
The Cost of Loving Well
Loving well is costly. It’s often inconvenient and uncomfortable. Jesus Christ is our best example of loving well, and we need his help to follow his example.
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.
Loving well is costly. It’s often inconvenient and uncomfortable. Jesus Christ is our best example of loving well, and we need his help to follow his example.
Context is crucial for Bible study success. Learn different types of context in Bible study, why they matter, and how to use them as we dig into God’s Word.
How can we deal with rejection in healthy ways? Does the Bible have hope to help us handle our hurt after rejection? Jesus knows what rejection feels like.
Courage, the truth about growing old, Bible reading apathy and myths, fine wine, joy, and writing
Practical tips and an alternative approach for Christian writers who want to build a platform and glorify God without the pitfalls of pride and self-promotion
The joy of imperfection, a place to belong, a salvation story with plenty of faith twists and turns, crumbling plans, and truth gleaned from a cancer trial
The Bible tells us about five books in God’s library. Each one contains life-changing words about things like heaven, your future, and the problem of suffering.
Grace for mistakes, guilt over quiet time failure, the truth about rest, a fresh perspective on David and Goliath, the value of your work, and wise guys
The 2nd in a series of Bible study tips for beginners, learn how to study the Bible in context. Jana Carlson shows that if you can read you can study the Bible.
Fiery trials, safe places, grumbling and gratitude, gifts and grief, and monsters. This week’s collection sounds tumultuous, but I assure you it’s full of hope!
Is there anything wrong with longing for the “good ol’ days”, simpler times? The Bible has something to say about nostalgia and discontentment with the present.
A battle with creation, victory hidden in the onions, 8 practical ways to use the psalms, when we don’t feel like spending time with God, and plenty of laughter
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