In the midst of a spiritual winter, finding the motivation to spend time with the Lord and prioritize self-care can be a struggle. But remember, God's voice is one of grace, not condemnation. Embrace the truth that you are loved and forgiven, dispelling the enemy's lies. Take a moment, close your eyes, and ask, "Jesus, what are you saying to me right now?" Let His kindness draw you into the freedom He died to give.

Explore diverse ways to connect with God beyond traditional Bible study. If reading feels dry, try LISTENING to the Bible with apps like Pray As You Go and Lectio 365. Engage in Bible art journaling, listen to sermons, or go for a walk while meditating on Scripture. Break free from the monotony, experiment with gratitude journaling, or try unique journaling methods like P.R.A.Y. or S.O.A.P. Connect with God in unexpected places, whether it's during a workout, a nature walk, or through prayer apps and guided books.

Embrace the possibility that God may be revealing a new way for you to connect with Him during this season. Transform your spiritual journey by seeking His voice of grace and exploring diverse avenues of connection that resonate with your soul.

The BEST way to study the Bible, no matter if you’re a complete newbie to the Bible or a seasoned veteran. This Bible study method is one that most scholars use, and shows you step-by-step how to know what the Word says, know what it means, and live it out.

If you haven’t been in the Bible lately, read this. These are some warning signs that you need to be in the Bible more and things that happen when you’re not actively seeking God. No bueno. Let’s get in the Word together, yeah?

Ever go through seasons where you feel super far from God and have no motivation to do what you know you should be doing? When life is tough and you may experience depression? Yeah. Me too. In this post, we talk about how to overcome those feelings and revive your relationship with God.

This is for the girl who needs a victory. This is for the girl who is battle worn and weary, who stands in front of an army, unsure of if God will provide. In this post, we talk about the different ways trumpets were used in the Bible and why it matters NOW. I’m calling you to sound your trumpets and declare victory over your enemy, for the King will remember you and rescue you. That’s a promise.

I’ve struggled with depression all my life, and these are a few key tips that I’ve picked up along the way. If you’re dealing with depression, I pray that these practical steps will help.