This post is by Jennifer Dixon.
Have you ever driven over the dam of a reservoir with its massive amount of water? Like a reservoir stores water to be used at a later time, so our hearts need to store God's Word to be used when...
This post is by Jen Shultz.
My life is full of moments that make me think, why didn’t anyone tell me that? When I was expecting my first child, in the purest form of naivety, I counted out nine months to guess when the baby would...
This post is by Sabeth Kapahu.
There are times that the things we choose to memorize are based on immediate priority versus long-term gain. As adolescents we remember the lyrics to songs to impress a crush or the cool kids. As college...
This post is by Janine Muniz.
Scripture memorization is a good way to stay connected to God and the Bible. It can serve as a reminder of how much God loves us or help us recognize the things that we should make our daily practices. And, it...
This post is by Janine Muniz.
Starting (or restarting) habits can be a daunting task. I cannot tell you how many times I have vowed to create or maintain a habit only to find myself back at square one, repeating the never ending cycle of habit...
This post is by Tami Rodriguez.
I finished the whole Bible in a year! I can’t believe I did it!! I’ve started a million times before but I always dropped off somewhere mid Old Testament and never picked it back up. I...
This post is by Cheli Sigler.
I am a thinker. I love Bible study because it grows my faith and stretches my brain. My prayer when I was a public-school teacher was “As my students’ minds sharpen, may their hearts soften.” My...
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This post is by Jen Stanbro.
There’s a lot of great advice out there for creating an ideal space to enable your new, powerful habit of spending time with God in the morning. Appealing to your five...
This post is by Shaina Weisgerber.
When we are learning about plants, we are taught that in order for plants to grow they need sunlight and water. When learning about animals, we know that in order to survive they need water and food. As humans,...
This post is by Cindy Chen.
For years, the food industry had us counting calories. It didn’t matter what those calories were, but it seemed we needed less of them. Low-calorie foods popped up everywhere, and we ate celery because we...
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