Friends, As we launch our Savior Christmas Bible study translations, we invite you to pray with us as these studies go out into the world. Pray they ease the burden of the young missionary woman who desperately wants to disciple the women she is reaching out to but needs materials in
Until recently, when someone would come up to me and ask how I was doing, my typical response used to be, “I’m busy, but good.” I somehow thought that it was necessary to convey an overabundance of activity in my life. If my schedule had a gap, I equated the
When life gets difficult, it’s hard to sometimes understand what God is doing. Attacks seem to come upon our lives like ocean waves onto a shore. One right after another. When this happens, God’s promises seem distant and far and our hearts begin to doubt whether or not His promises
I love that God put Jeremiah 32:27 in the Bible. I’ve needed that question asked to me numerous times throughout my life. I’m sure you have, too. Maybe on the day when the cancer diagnosis was no longer someone else’s but yours. Maybe on the day when your husband walked
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” Matthew 28:20
It’s hard to trust in a God who keeps His promises when those around us don’t. That’s why a study on the promises of God is so important. We all know the saying, “Promises are made to be broken.” Unfortunately, we’ve all had friends, family members, and loved ones who
I’m a sucker for second chances. I guess that’s because I’ve needed them so many times in my own life. From forgetting a dear friend’s birthday to not watching my words and tone when “discussing” an issue with my husband, or not having the patience I needed with one of
If you’ve ever wondered if God can hear your prayers when you’re deep in the consequences of your sin, look no further than today’s verses. Make no mistake; Jonah had sinned and run away from God. He allowed hatred and fear toward a specific group of people to poison his
Nineveh was a wicked, wicked city full of people who were known for their cruelty in war (Nahum 2:12-13), evil plots against God (Nahum 1:9), and exploitation of the weak (Nahum 2:12)…and Jonah hated them. Have you ever hated someone or a group of people so much you didn’t even
We need the powerful reminder found in the book of Jonah today. The reminder that God’s salvation is for all people, no matter their history or their past sins. We need to hear God’s call again to go, go to those who are far from God and tell them about