Is your Bible study routine holding you back?

Is your Bible study routine holding you back?
Can we talk about something we don’t often admit? 

Sometimes our quiet time with God feels a little...unfulfilling. Maybe you open up a devotional, read a few paragraphs, and close it feeling like you’ve just checked a spiritual box rather than truly connected with the Lord. 

I get it.

Devotionals are wonderful tools and can provide a spark of encouragement when you need it most. Many of them offer insight, encouragement, and wisdom from fellow believers who have a deep love for God’s Word. 

But if we’re not careful, these tools can become a crutch, limiting our spiritual growth. 

Here's the thing: devotionals often give us someone else’s interpretation of Scripture, rather than inviting us to dig deep and discover God’s truth for ourselves. And when we settle for these quick, surface-level reads, we miss out on the rich treasures God has waiting for us.

Imagine what could change and grow if you moved beyond devotionals and studied the Bible on your own. Picture how knowing Scripture intimately could transform your faith, your outlook, and even your marriage

Think about how a passage of Scripture, deeply studied and understood, could breathe new life into your walk with the Lord. When we let the Holy Spirit speak directly through His Word, we grow deeper roots and bear lasting fruit. Suddenly, the pages of the Bible become alive, relevant, and equip us with His power for every season of life.

It’s not just about gathering information or learning more about the Bible. It’s about transformation—allowing God’s Word to shape your heart, renew your mind, and direct your steps. 

When you intentionally take time to slow down and meditate on Scripture, you make yourself available for God to work in you, revealing areas where you need to grow and comforting you in moments of struggle.

Friend, if you feel like your quiet time has become stale, you’re not alone. And the good news? There are simple ways to reignite your passion for God’s Word. Maybe it’s time to try a new Bible study method or carve out more intentional time for prayer and reflection. 

To help you get started, I created a Quieting Your Mind Guide—a free resource to help you quiet distractions and connect deeply with God. Download it today and start experiencing the fullness of His presence!


Daily Habits of a Godly Wife: Keep Your Home - And Your Soul - Free of Clutter

Daily Habits of a Godly Wife: Keep Your Home - And Your Soul - Free of Clutter
How in the world does clutter have an effect on being a godly wife? We're wrapping up our series on the Daily Habits of a Godly Wife with today's post!

Some might say that as a godly wife, your role is a keeper at home, so that's the only reason you should keep your home well. That's not what we're talking about today.

In this post, we'll explore how clutter in our homes - and in our souls - can affect our behavior as godly wives. 

Not only does a clean and organized home create a sense of calm, but it also frees up space in our minds and schedules. 

In addition to physical clutter, we also have a need to address mental clutter. Negative thoughts and anxious concerns can wreak havoc on our emotions, but we have the power to choose what thoughts to entertain and what to reject. 

Be sure to read the whole post for some tips and a FREE resource I use and love!
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Daily Habits of a Godly Wife: Get Plenty of Sleep

Daily Habits of a Godly Wife: Get Plenty of Sleep
How well are you sleeping?

Not only does inadequate sleep affect your mood and emotions, but it also has long-term damaging effects on your heart and circulatory system, metabolic system, immune system, nervous system, brain function, and mental health. 

Taking care of your body by ensuring you get enough sleep is vital in order to effectively care for your family, manage your emotions, and respond biblically to challenging situations. 

Prioritizing sleep is an essential aspect of self-care that is often overlooked.

Check out the full post for tips and to download your FREE Sleep Checklist!

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Daily Habits of a Godly Wife: Nourish Your Body Well

Daily Habits of a Godly Wife: Nourish Your Body Well
How often do you hear about nutrition as it relates to being a better wife (and this has NOTHING to do with weight loss or physical appearance!)?

When we treat our bodies well with proper nutrition, they function better, leading to improved emotional well-being. On the other hand, consuming excessive sugar and processed foods can leave our bodies struggling to process what they weren't designed to handle, leading to negative emotional effects such as lethargy, irritability, and anxiety.

Read the full post for a little bit about my own experience of maintaining a healthy diet despite being a busy mom. You'll find a few tips and suggestions for simple and convenient foods, along with how incorporating clean supplements into your routine can further support your physical and emotional health.

By prioritizing proper nutrition and taking care of your body, you will be better equipped to serve your husband and family.
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Daily Habits of a Godly Wife: Speak Life

Daily Habits of a Godly Wife: Speak Life
Do you intentionally think about speaking life to your husband regularly?

We all need to examine our words and whether they're filled with kindness, respect, support, and love. 

Scripture speaks often to the power of our tongues and the impact they have on others. 

Challenging conversations will need to happen, but we need to understand the importance of speaking life and finding ways to encourage and build up our husbands on a daily basis.

Head over to the full post for more, and some tips to help you do this!
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