
Worthy Words (March 21)
Since Tim Challies posted his first A La Carte back on October 4, 2005, I’ve been a huge fan of content curation. With limited moments
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.
Since Tim Challies posted his first A La Carte back on October 4, 2005, I’ve been a huge fan of content curation. With limited moments
Is it possible to be thankful in hard times? How are we supposed to be thankful to God for everything? The Bible teaches how to give thanks in all things.
Am I called by God to write? How do we discern God’s will if the answer isn’t explicitly stated in the Bible—”Jana, I want you to be a writer”? Here’s my story.
I used to dutifully have daily devotions so I could check the box on my Bible reading plan. But my time in God’s Word lacked delight. The Gospel changed that.
I wore my devotional diligence as a badge of honor, but it was actually a Pharisaical robe. When I learned what true righteousness looks like, things changed.
Writing for God’s glory is hard work. These 5 simple & practical quick tips inspired by the Bible will improve your writing every time, no matter what you write.
An unexpected opportunity revealed that my devotion to Christ lacked a crucial component. This served as the catalyst for a lifelong Bible study journey.
Is your Bible reading delightful, or is it a duty or drudgery? There’s value in a Bible reading plan that spans the whole Bible, but giving it up helped me.
It’s actually possible for you to spend time in God’s Word consistently over the busy holiday season. These 15 tips & ideas can be adapted to fit your needs.
“Wield the Word” has a double meaning. Words are powerful tools or weapons. Using them comes with risks and rewards. How do we live and write for God’s glory?
What do you do when you don’t know what to do? Can God give us knowledge and direction in any circumstance, no matter what? Proverbs 3:5-6 says He will!
Keeping our spiritual inkwells full helps Christian writers find continuous inspiration and prevent creative stagnancy. Choosing our “ink” wisely helps too.
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