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Was one of your resolutions or goals for the new year related to time in the Word? Maybe you decided you were going to read the Bible through this year. Perhaps you determined to get up earlier every day so you’d have more time to spend in prayer and Bible
I can’t believe it’s already March and I’m just now sharing my first What I’m Reading post of the year. Crazy. But that probably also tells you how little I’ve actually had time to read. (insert very sad face) Nonetheless, I couldn’t let 2018 get any further along without sharing
Have a consistent quiet time. I’d imagine it’s one of the top ten new year’s resolutions by Christian women. We say it and we mean it. But, if I were guessing, I’d say there’s a whole bunch of us who say it and mean it but really have no idea
I really meant to write this yesterday. But, summer … Which, I suppose, just proves my point, right? That summertime can wreak havoc on our very best plans and intentions. So how do we navigate the way summer can change our schedules and still manage to have consistent quiet times?
So, almost six years ago I wrote a little post titled Top Ten Bible Study Recommendations and, y’all, it keeps pushing its way to the top of the pile around here. Those ten recommendations are still some of my favorites but I figured it might be time for an updated
“I just can’t get it going. I know it’s important. I really do. But I just can’t maintain a consistent quiet time. I get bored or I oversleep or I fall asleep before I can do it at night. I give up.” I sat there with my friend, trying to
