Hey Reader! Did you know God has given us each a special gift to serve the church? It's true! Paul tells us in Ephesians 4 about five specific gifts: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. I believe God has called you to do great things for His Kingdom. But it starts with understanding the gifts He's given you and walking in unity with your brothers and sisters in Christ. To fully grasp this, take a moment to dive into the full Ephesians 4 Bible study video HERE. Then, go deeper with the Ephesians Companion Study Guide and pray, asking God to show you which of these five gifts He's placed within you. After the teaching, let's continue the conversation in the comments! I'd love to hear what God is revealing to you through this powerful chapter in Ephesians.
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Hey Reader, If you’ve been thinking about joining the Thessalonians Challenge, this is your reminder that it’s not too late to begin. You can still jump in and catch up in just one week. Each step is simple and intentional. Read the chapter, watch the teachings, and then use the study guide to go deeper and reflect on what God is revealing to you. It’s not about rushing through, but about creating space to truly engage with His Word.We’re currently walking through 1 Thessalonians 5: The Need...
Hey Reader, Lately, I’ve been noticing something I can’t ignore anymore. Since going back to teaching full-time two years ago, I still haven’t found a rhythm that truly works. Most days feel scattered as I move from one responsibility to the next, until Friday finally arrives and everything slows down. And if I’m honest, that lack of rhythm hasn’t just impacted me. It’s affected how I show up in every area of my life. Maybe you know that feeling too. You’re doing what needs to be done. You’re...
Hey Reader, Today is Good Friday. This weekend carries a weight that doesn't come around often — and I don't want to rush past it. Lately, I've been reading through Leviticus, and I've found myself loving it more than I expected. Not because it's easy, but because it gives language and structure to what Jesus ultimately fulfilled. Especially in Leviticus 23, where God establishes appointed festivals for His people — sacred rhythms of remembrance. These weren't random celebrations. They were...