How Reading the Bible as One Story Changes Everything
Can we actually find delight in Leviticus? Understanding the Bible’s storyline uncovers God’s heart and makes all of Scripture relevant to you.
Can we actually find delight in Leviticus? Understanding the Bible’s storyline uncovers God’s heart and makes all of Scripture relevant to you.
I was so embarrassed after I admitted I was pleased with my writing. It felt like pride. But what if we’ve been looking at it all wrong? What does the Bible tell us about pride in our work?
We feel vulnerable when we share our words. But the one thing we fear most—critique—could be the very thing God designed to make our work marvelous.
What happens when the message no longer changes the messenger? A reflection on the most important—and most overlooked—discipline in a writer’s spiritual life.
Does the wealth of Bible translations feel like a barrier to your study? Learn why we have so many translations and how to choose the best version to help you study the Bible with confidence and delight.
What if “I don’t know” isn’t a failure of faith, but the beginning of it? Our daughter’s question tested my faith and freed me from the unbearable weight of needing all the answers.
Effective Bible study is far better than following a rigid formula; it involves slowing down enough to see what’s on the page and responding to the Person behind the words. Look over my shoulder as I study a Bible passage in real time—moving beyond the “recipe” to show you exactly what a relational, deep-dive into Scripture looks like.
What do you do when God calls you to write, but it seems you don’t have the time?
Whether you have five minutes or an hour, discover how to understand the Bible with these simple, accessible ways to study God’s Word. If you’re ready to move from intimidation to delight, jump in and discover how to dig deeper with confidence.
Does studying the Bible intimidate you? Discover how you can understand God’s Word with confidence, experience true delight in the process, and enjoy life-changing communion with Christ.
We can spend all morning in the Word and still feel a million miles away from the Savior. When our Bible reading routines feel more like a checklist than a conversation, we can move past the “to-dos” and enjoy renewed communion with God.
As writers of faith, we can learn so much from God’s Word. But where do we start? The Bible offers a beautiful blueprint for our work.