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Grace and Grades: Seamless Bible Study Week 3 with Study Guide

Grace and Grades: Seamless Bible Study Week 3 with Study Guide

I almost missed these moments because I feared consequences instead of resting in the character of God. I have seen God work in my hesitations and processing; I have felt the weight of consequences for disobedience. That is the graciousness of God – giving life when we deserve death and he allows suffering because of his desire to see us become more like him.

Contentment and Dreams: Seamless Week 2 with Study Guide

Contentment and Dreams: Seamless Week 2 with Study Guide

I really love the story of Joseph, it’s what encouraged me to start writing. Joseph shared two dreams with his brothers and as an only child, when I first read the story I really didn’t understand why his brothers got sooooo hostile about it. Then I spent some real time around siblings and it all came together. Joseph, insecure about being the youngest or emboldened by being the favorite or both, shared his dreams to shake things up. Joseph’s brothers…

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8 Summer Reading Suggestions for College Students & Teachers

8 Summer Reading Suggestions for College Students & Teachers

I love reading! You probably guessed that if you didn’t already know.  These are 8 suggestions from books I’ve read over the past two years so some are new, most have been around for a while, and all I feel better for reading – either in expanding my perspectives, challenging my thoughts, or celebrating others. Note: This post contains affiliate links.  As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This doesn’t add to the cost for you, but allows me…

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Our Hesitation Doesn’t Wreck God’s Timing

Our Hesitation Doesn’t Wreck God’s Timing

God used my hesitation. My jaw dropped as I read his response. I didn’t know about the meeting and I couldn’t seem to process the feelings of “wow, I really heard God speak” because only He can orchestrate those puzzle pieces into place in such perfect rhythm – even when I already conceding to messing it up by hesitating.

How to Survive the Rumor Mill

How to Survive the Rumor Mill

In middle school I remember a lie someone started about me – it was wild and far from true. Even though I knew the truth, the lie existing gutted me. My middle school confidence never hit a real high point (it’s middle school… does any one have great middle school confidence?), but nothing tanked my confidence as this lie. Did people believe it? With only 14 people in my class, I assumed everyone already heard (especially with one very talented…

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