To celebrate the upcoming release of my latest Bible study, Amos: An Invitation to the Good Life (Lifeway, August 15, 2022), I’ve put together some BONUS episodes just for fun! I’m calling them “Good Life Episodes” because—as you’ll learn in the study—the book of Amos is inviting you to the God life, and the God life is the good life.
So, in these Good Life Episodes, I’m sharing with you some things that make my life good. And one of the things that makes my life very good is Lionel Richie!
Hey, 4:13ers! I’ve got big news … Lifeway Women is featuring Take Courage: A Study of Haggai as their spring Online Bible Study! This means you can receive FREE access to the seven teaching videos that accompany the study, and you’ll also get to be part of their online community full of women just like you.
So, in anticipation of this special event, I’m bringing back a past episode of the podcast as a reminder of how you can take courage when you feel like you can’t take one … more … thing! You’ll learn some biblical choices you can make to help you be the woman of courage God created you to be.
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book The Bible Recap by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
Whether you’re brand-new to the Bible or grew up in the second pew, reading Scripture can feel confusing. Sometimes it might even seem boring. And understanding it? Well, that requires reading it thoroughly and repeatedly. But who wants to read something they don’t understand, right?
Imagine walking the dusty roads of Galilee with Jesus. You’re braving the jostling crowds just to touch the edge of His cloak and hear Him say, “Daughter, your faith has made you well.”
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?
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.
