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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 7: TemptationThe book of Matthew highlights Jesus as the Messiah and King, with John the Baptist preparing the way through repentance. Tempted by Satan, Jesus remains steadfast in scripture. Believers are encouraged to rely on God’s Word for guidance amidst challenges like temptation, anxiety, and loneliness, fostering a deeper relationship with…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 6: Relationships MatterRead: Job 3-4 In Job 1–2, we read that Job loses almost everything. He is experiencing indescribable pain and sorrow. Yet even in the depths of his suffering, Job chooses to remain in God’s presence. While praising God, he cries out and wrestles honestly with his new reality. The pain…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 5: God Hears UsRead: Psalms 3–5 Remember that Psalms, in Hebrew, means songs. Psalms is the longest book in the Bible, consisting of 150 chapters, or psalms. Various authors contributed to it, including King David. In Israel, the Psalms held immense significance in worship. They were hymns sung during services, prayers spoken aloud,…
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Continue reading →: All Things Homeopathy: A Crunchy Mama FavoriteAll Things Homeopathy, founded by Amber Fox, is a resource for families exploring homeopathy, offering remedies, courses, and consultations. As a supportive, mama-owned business, it aims to make homeopathy approachable for all. The Get Well Soon Kit has been particularly helpful for the author and her family in managing their…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 4: ObedienceRead: Joshua 6–10 Yesterday, January 10th, was National Quitter’s Day. The day many people give up on their New Year’s resolutions. Twelve days. That’s all it takes. Imagine if God gave up on us after only 12 days. Or if we gave up on our faith after 12 days. Think…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 3: Walking FaithfullyRead: Genesis 4–7 As we continue in Genesis, we move quickly from Adam and Eve, to Cain and Abel, and then to Noah. One thing that always gets me when reading these early chapters is how long people lived. It’s hard to even wrap my mind around. But we also…
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Continue reading →: The Lord is Our Foundation: Solid Foundation Functional HealthOne thing I love about running this Cx3 space is getting to highlight businesses that are not only doing good work, but are built on faith, obedience, and a deep love for others. Solid Foundation Functional Health is one of those businesses. This mama-owned business is run by Chelsey Rozeboom.…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 2: Saved by GraceRead: Romans 3-4 The book of Romans is a letter written by Paul to the early church in Rome to explain salvation and faith. He makes it clear: it is not by works that we are saved, but by faith through the grace of God. We cannot get here on…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 2 Day 1: Light & DarknessRead: Isaiah 7–11 There is a lot to read today and honestly a lot to unpack, so brace yourselves. As a quick reminder, the book of Isaiah was written about 700 years before the birth of Jesus. That alone is pretty incredible, especially when you realize how clearly Isaiah speaks…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 1 Day 7: Immanuel = God with UsRead: Matthew 1–2 In the first two chapters of Matthew, we see both genealogy and history. We read about Joseph’s difficult decision to stay with Mary and to accept Jesus as his own son. We also see the challenges Jesus and his earthly family faced in His earliest years. These…
