When January rolled around this year I didn’t have a plan. That is super unusual for me because I am a planning girl! Don’t get me wrong, I have a daily, weekly, and general idea of what I’m doing, but as for reading through the Bible or where to read in the Bible, I didn’t have a clue. A few months after you are “supposed” to have a plan, I decided to read through the Bible chronologically. That means that…
Last month I was able to attend an amazing retreat. It was called, “Daughter’s First.” The entire time we were lead through Psalm 23 with Ellie Holcomb’s song as our anthem: It was an amazing experience. I flew out to Colorado Springs for the first time and was able to rest, renew, and rekindle my relationship with God. Although I’ve always known in my head that I am a daughter to God, I have always struggled to connect that to…
Right before bed one night, my 12-year-old daughter asked me to wake her up early. “Wake me up at 6:00, Mommy.” I hesitated. “Why?” She replied, “Because I need time to wake up. I want to take a shower, and I want to read my Bible.” My heart leapt as I hugged her. “Of course!” She smiled and skipped to bed. It was a moment that felt like a huge win as a mother. The next morning, I woke her…
Are you ready to explore three Bible reading plans for the advanced Bible reader? Find the right plan to deepen your connection with God’s Word and keep growing in your faith as a seasoned Bible student. If you’ve been reading your Bible for a long time, you might think you don’t need a regular Bible reading plan. Well, do I have news for you!? You still need a plan! I’ve been reading my Bible throughout my entire life, but my…