Bible study on Ruth, God's faithfulness

A Sneak Peek into my Ruth Bible Study: A 31-Day Journey to Hope and Promise

I’m doing something I’ve never done before. I’m finalizing edits for my first published book. The copy-edits are done and now I’m proofreading my manuscript again before it goes to the type-setter and then to the printing machines! And if all goes as planned, the Bible Study will be released sometime in October. It seems fitting that on a week when …

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Why we don’t have to wear pouches on our foreheads: How Jesus Fulfilled the Shema (Final lesson)

In her book, Walking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus, Lois Tverberg tells of the story of Rabbi Eliezer Silver who, in 1945, led a search for thousands of Jewish children displaced from their families. They had been tucked away in monasteries, farms, and convents across Europe to escape Nazi genocide. Few records proved the children’s heritage. In one monastery, Silver, unable …

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Bite of Bread: Eternal Perspective

What does it mean to find purpose beyond today? It means finding eternal purpose. . . purpose beyond what will fade away. For many years I struggled with this thing called “purpose”. I wrestled with my identity and my vocation as a full time stay-at-home mom. Surrounded by blessings, even filled with Jesus, I felt something was missing. I wondered if …

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Learning the Shema, Part 3: How to love God with all your Soul

This morning many Jewish families all over the world recited these verses around the breakfast table before they started their day. This Deuteronomy scripture is the beginning of the Shema, the three sections of the Torah (Deuteronomy 6:4-9; 11: 13-21; Numbers 15:37-41) that God gave to the Israelites so they would not forget His law. They have been reciting it for thousands …

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