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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 4 Day 1 (22): God’s TimingThe content reflects on the story of Abram (Abraham) in Genesis 12-15, emphasizing God’s promises and timing. Despite facing challenges and doubts, Abram’s faith leads him to trust God’s plan for his future and legacy. The author relates this to motherhood, advocating for viewing children as blessings rather than inconveniences.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 3 Day 7 (21): BeatitudesThe reading from Matthew 5-7 highlights Jesus’ teachings, emphasizing humility, mercy, and putting God first in all areas of life. The author reflects on personal experiences in motherhood, sports, and faith, aiming to guide her children to prioritize their spiritual journey. Ultimately, she seeks to embody these values daily.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 3 Day 6 (20): Loving FatherThe reading of Isaiah 12-17 highlights key themes such as repentance, humility, prophecy, and seeking refuge in God amid spiritual warfare. The author emphasizes God as a loving Father who provides strength and protection, shaping her understanding of relationships and parenting. Insights are personal reflections aimed at encouraging others in…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 3 Day 5 (19): Stronger TogetherIn Job chapters 5 and 6, Job laments his suffering but finds solace in the company of friends. A sermon highlights the importance of supportive relationships, using Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego as examples of faith amidst trials. Surrounding oneself with wise influences is essential for personal and familial spiritual growth.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 3 Day 4 (18): Sing PraiseMaria Wilcoxon shares her thoughts on incorporating worship into motherhood, highlighting the significance of praise in daily life, even amidst challenges like illness. She emphasizes that children learn from their parents’ worship practices, suggesting practical ways to include music and singing in routines. She expresses gratitude for readers’ understanding and…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 3 Day 3 (17): Active FaithRead: Joshua 11–15 Oh great … Joshua. Today’s reading is difficult because there is more bloodshed and a lot of difficult-to-pronounce names. Still, I want to challenge you to actually read the names instead of skimming over them. Pay attention to names or places that you’ve heard before. You might…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 3 Day 2 (16): PromisesIn Genesis 8-11, the author reflects on God’s promise symbolized by the rainbow after the flood, emphasizing its meaning beyond cultural misinterpretations. They advocate for loving oneself and others while adhering to biblical truths, especially in parenting. The reflections aim to inspire faith and understanding of God’s faithfulness.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 3 Day 1 (15): Peace with GodThe content reflects on Romans 5-6, emphasizing God’s transformative grace and the hope found in Jesus, even amid suffering. It highlights the importance of faith, the power of nurturing children in a godly manner, and the call to share the gospel. The author shares personal reflections and encourages consistency in…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 7 (14): TemptationThe book of Matthew highlights Jesus as the Messiah and King, with John the Baptist preparing the way through repentance. Tempted by Satan, Jesus remains steadfast in scripture. Believers are encouraged to rely on God’s Word for guidance amidst challenges like temptation, anxiety, and loneliness, fostering a deeper relationship with…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 6 (13): Relationships MatterRead: Job 3-4 In Job 1–2, we read that Job loses almost everything. He is experiencing indescribable pain and sorrow. Yet even in the depths of his suffering, Job chooses to remain in God’s presence. While praising God, he cries out and wrestles honestly with his new reality. The pain…
