When a friend asked me for the third time if I’d read the book she had recommended, I finally got the message and ordered Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire by Jim Cymbala. The subject matter of this classic book kept coming up in our conversations and she was always so excited to share things she had read in the book. Now …

Just in case you didn’t know, we design a new Scripture writing journal every year and we are over the moon about this one! Mostly because it’s not just one. For the first time ever (cue the confetti), we are offering 3 different versions of this year’s theme! Let’s hear it for …

Psst. I think I have stumbled upon the best way to read the entire Bible in one year. That’s a pretty big claim, I know. And I assume all you savvy online navigators want me to prove it. Gladly! There’s nothing I would like more than to give you everything you need to know to be consistent with your Scripture reading. Just imagine if …

Before you start reading today’s post I want you to take a minute and think of something you are hoping and dreaming about. It can be big or small. It can be a hope for today or a hope for 10 years from now. Got it? Okay, keep that hope/dream in your mind while you read this. That’s what I did while I read A Holy Pursuit by Dianne Jago …

~ This year we have a theme of Prayer and Praise in our 2022 Christian printable calendar, which is designed to help you write God’s Word on your heart – especially when you also use them as Scripture memory cards. ~ It’s that time of year … time for our always-anticipated annual monthly calendar that […]

As we live here and now, why does worship matter? Why should we think about it? What reasons does the Bible give for why worship matters that we should pay attention to? Let’s dig in to find out …

Today’s verse feels all comfy cozy when we’re not in the water. But let’s be honest. When you’re passing through a raging river, would you rather have God take away the waters or help you through them? Certainly we all have the same answer to that question. {grin} Thankfully …