If you’ve ever felt like you should know how to study the Bible but just weren’t sure where to begin, you’re in the right place. In this space, I share practical, Spirit-led teachings and tips to help you study with confidence, apply truth in real life, and reconnect with the heart of God through Scripture.
Day 11: Nehemiah 11~Ways God Fills Our Empty Places
Hey Reader, Have you ever felt like there were gaps or empty spaces in your life? Places that felt vulnerable to the enemy's attacks? I know I have. But in today's powerful Bible study on Nehemiah 11, we discover how Nehemiah helped repopulate Jerusalem after the Israelites returned from exile. The enemy was looking for those empty, vulnerable places to attack, and Nehemiah knew they needed to fill the city to keep it secure. I know it's not always easy. Following Jesus often requires sacrifice and doing difficult tasks that others may be unwilling to do. But when we say "yes" to God, even when it's hard, He will use our obedience for His glory. Watch today's full teaching on Nehemiah 11 for more encouragement on how to live a life fully surrendered to God. And be sure to grab the Nehemiah Bible study guide to enhance your personal study time! Let's chat in the comments: How is God challenging you to fill the empty places in your life with more of Him? Praying for you to experience the fullness of God's presence today!
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You don’t have to be a Bible scholar to read the Bible—just a student of the Word.!
If you’ve ever felt like you should know how to study the Bible but just weren’t sure where to begin, you’re in the right place. In this space, I share practical, Spirit-led teachings and tips to help you study with confidence, apply truth in real life, and reconnect with the heart of God through Scripture.
Hey Reader,Most of us don't walk away from the Word dramatically.We just stop having somewhere to go with it. The study ends. Life fills back in. And somewhere between Sunday and Sunday, our Bible stays closed. Not because we don't want to open it or stop caring, but because there’s no structure pulling us back and no one studying alongside us. It’s easy for that to feel like “falling away.” But it’s really the beginning of something more subtle and more dangerous. Drifting. I’ve learned that...
Hey Reader,A quick note before I begin: this particular email is for the ladies. For the men reading… thank you for being here. Something special for you is coming very soon. Be on the lookout.____ Reader, whether you've been in the Thessalonians series with us or you're coming to this fresh, I have an invitation for you. As we close our time in Thessalonians, I keep thinking about what happens after a study ends. Because the goal was never just to finish the videos. The goal was to become...
Reader, I’ve been pondering a simple question this week: How do we return when life has crowded out the space we once guarded for God? Not because we stopped loving Him, but because life got loud, rhythms got disrupted, and before we knew it, what once felt protected began to feel crowded. And maybe the deeper question underneath that is this: How do we slow down enough to sit in surrender? I think it begins by recognizing that sometimes the greatest noise is not around us, but within us. The...