You and I have been making decisions all week and have decided to trust God, to believe what he says in His Word. We’ve decided to obey Him and we’ve decided to listen with an open heart and with open…
You and I… We need to DECIDE to listen. I want to be so tuned into God that I hear Him, and we’ve got to get quiet don’t we? We’ve got to open his Word like we’re doing right now…
We have decided to trust the Lord. We’ve decided to believe that the Lord has our best interests at heart, and today, you and I are going to DECIDE…to OBEY. Today, we’re going to be spending some time with Abram…
Every single day this week, you and I are going to figure out what God says to do in the Bible and we are going to decide to do it. You’re not alone. I’m right there with you, working on…
Do you have a word for the year? We’re diving into decision-making and trusting in God, inspired by my friend’s word for 2024, “DECIDE.” We’ll start off in Mark’s gospel, studying the importance of trusting God over self-reliance. I hope…
Nails didn’t hold God to a cross. Love did. The sinless one took on the face of a sinner, so we sinners could take on the face of a saint. We are wrapping up our week of Easter on the…
One of my favorite things is getting to the end of a novel and discovering that there’s an epilogue, and that’s when you realize the story’s not really ending. It’s usually just beginning. This is the rest of the story.…
Darkness fell. His friends scattered. All hope seemed lost, but heaven, heaven had just started counting to three. I love those words from Bob Goff. Welcome to Easter, the Rest of the Story. This is what we’re celebrating this week……
Today, you and I are going to have an encounter with a very charismatic stranger, but spoiler alert, he’s actually not a stranger. He’s somebody we know. It is still Easter today on the Bible for Busy People. Join me…
This week on the Bible for Busy People, we’re going to be studying Easter. The rest of the story so much good is ahead. Last week, we prepared our hearts for the Lord’s suffering, for the mission that he came…