Do you ever bow your head to pray and find yourself thinking about everything you need to do? Or maybe you’re constantly struggling with trying to make time to pray in the middle of your busy life?
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Can I Start a Daily Bible Reading Habit in 2021? With Susie Larson [Episode 120]
Do you ever struggle with trusting God when your life doesn’t go according to plan? Oh, friend, I think a lot of us do! And, in 2020, none of our lives have gone as we’d hoped or expected.
Strength Will Rise – FGF Highlights, Springfield, MO
When you feel the heaviness of 2020 weighing you down, look up sisters … strength is on the rise!
Thank you to Chuck Neely for the beautiful photos. To see the entire Facebook photo album, click here.
That’s the take-away truth we celebrated last weekend in Springfield, Missouri, at Fresh Grounded Faith. We gathered for two back-to-back identical events to learn from Isaiah 40 what it means to be strong.
Can I Use Scripture to Grow Closer to God? [Episode 111]
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When I was in third grade, my grandma gave me a red leather Bible. I carried it to church every Sunday and tried to read it even though the King James Version was way over my head!
They Were Family From Hello – FGF Highlights, Kokomo, IN
Fresh Grounded Faith Kokomo was like instant family!
Thank you to Audrey Haerr for the beautiful photos. To see the entire Facebook photo album, click here.
There was such a welcoming spirit in the church building when we arrived. I could feel it! You know, there’s a difference between being kind and being welcoming. There’s a difference between cordiality and hospitality. And, these ladies in Kokomo were welcoming and hospitable—like family from the word hello!
Clarification for Week 1 in Take Courage: A Study of Haggai
I’m grateful you’re doing the Take Courage Bible study; and, I want to give you heads up about a possible speed bump on Day 3 of Week 1 that could slow you down or trip you up.
Here’s the deal. On page 21, I ask you to read Ezra 4:24. And then my comments indicate that the people stopped working on the temple because they became discouraged. But, if you read all of Ezra 4—which you don’t need to and aren’t supposed to yet—you would read that the people were “compelled by force to stop” in response to an order by King Artaxerxes (Ezra 4:23).
