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Bible Study Review – “We Saved You a Seat” by Lisa-Jo Baker
"We Saved You a Seat" is a women's Bible study written by Lisa-Jo Baker. It is written to help you work on finding and keeping lasting friendships. This study should be done at a time when you are really ready to explore finding lasting friendships. I did not do this...
Bible Study Review – “Entrusted” by Beth Moore
"Entrusted" is a women's Bible study written by Beth Moore. I have done many of her studies and can't think of one I haven't enjoyed. I love the way Beth mingles personal life and historical backgrounds on her topics to bring things into our present lives. This study...
Parents in Ministry
I am almost afraid to write this post. Some of you may be looking for advice or answers, and I'm not sure I have any to give. But, I can share my experience and write from my point of view. I grew up a pastor's kid. My dad didn't make a lot of money and often had to...
Make Space for Growth
Are you one who actively makes space for growth and change in your life? I know that change can be hard. Take for instance, that little gap between these past two sentences. If you go back to all of my previous blogs, you will notice that I left 2 spaces between each...
Reap at the Proper Time
Galatians 6:9, 10 - "Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of...
Take Away Our Disgrace
I am currently in the midst of studying the life of Joseph in the Bible study "Finding God Faithful" by Kelly Minter. A couple of weeks ago, I was impacted by the phrase "God has taken away my disgrace" used by Rachel in Genesis 30:23 after she had finally given birth...
Shelli is excited to share her journey with you! Come along for the adventure by receiving her weekly devotionals “Relationship Pit Stop” and eagerly anticipating the release of her women’s Bible studies. Be prepared to deepen your relationships by exploring ways to reconnect, regroup, rethink, refuel, rekindle, and refresh.