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Bible Study, Colossians, Featured, God, Thoughts

Being Patient: Even When It’s Hard

July 27, 2019

Paul's letter to the Colossians reminds us, you can’t just be patient without something, or someone, testing that patience. Even when it’s hard. Even when people are hard. Even when they’re provoking us. Patience.

Bible Study, Featured, God

Laying Ourselves Down

April 4, 2019

This post is part of an ongoing series featuring lessons from the book of Acts. Be sure to read my previous post discussing chapter 3. If you would like to start your own book study on any book of the Bible, be sure to grab my Book Study Background Worksheet! Chapter 5 of Acts can be a challenging chapter. It does not exactly open on the most heartwarming of notes. Instead, we open up immediately to a story of God literally striking two people dead. It might seem, if read out of context or ...

Bible Study, Featured, God

Finding Beauty in Imperfection – A Lesson from Acts

February 28, 2019

God is in the business of restoration. Of healing completely - not partially or only when we feel ready and strong and able to follow - but completely, even when our eyes are downcast and we are beyond hoping for anything more than what has always been. He sees us in our flaws and our weakness and he restores us. And this restoration is the evidence of His glory.

Bible Study, Featured, God

How to Study the Bible: Book Study Background

February 24, 2019

Learning Bible Study Strategies and Tips is key to gleaning as much from the Word as possible. Learn how to Study a Book of the Bible, starting with the Background information. Grab a FREE Book Study Background Worksheet!

Bible Study, Christmas, Family, God, Jesus

Of Anticipating Advent

December 4, 2015

The following post has been re-posted from its original location, my previous blog at watchthegrass.blogspot.com The New Testament story of Simeon has long been a favorite of mine (for reasons documented here) and this Christmas season I have been blessed with the opportunity to share a devotion with a precious group of ladies whom I adore. So, of course, Simeon is on my mind and I’ve been working to flesh out his story and his words even more. What does it mean for Jesus to be ...