30.30.30. Day 4 The Passage: John 12:44-50 44 And Jesus cried out and said, “He who believes in Me, does not believe in Me but in Him who sent Me. 45 He who sees Me sees the One who sent Me. 46 I have come as Light into the world, so that everyone who believes …
Author: Erin White
30.30.30. Day 3: The Bread that Satisfies
30.30.30. Day 3 The Passage: John 6:26-40 26 Jesus answered them and said, “Truly, truly, I say to you, you seek Me, not because you saw signs, but because you ate of the loaves and were filled. 27 Do not work for the food which perishes, but for the food which endures to eternal life, which …
30.30.30. Day 2
30 minutes, 30 days, 30 passages 30.30.30. Day 2 The Passage: John 1:1-34 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things came into being through Him, and apart from Him nothing came into being that …
30.30.30. Day 1 – A 30 Day Challenge for Weaving Consistent and Transforming Time in God’s Word into our Daily Life
30 minutes. 30 days. 30 passages. Here is the challenge: spend 30 minutes each day, for 30 days, in 30 Bible passages. Over the next 30 days I will post passages, along with different questions and ways to meet with God. I think as we do this for 30 days it will more likely become …
30.30.30. – A 30 Day challenge for Making Time for What Matters Most
There are times and places when too many things attempt to “fit” into a space made for much less. You have probably been on an elevator that is quite full, and yet, someone on it optimistically tells the next floor of people, “Get on, we can squeeze.” So everyone squeezes. You are in the …
Devotional for Potential New Members During Recruitment
Devotional for Potential New Members During Recruitment- Some friends of mine shared with me this devotional for girls going through recruitment. I think you will find great thoughts and questions that anyone would find helpful! I wish I had this when I was going through rush (as recruitment was called back then!). If you know …
The Aroma of Lowliness
God seeks our lowliness. He desires it — earnestly wanting it for us. Not because He is a God who wishes to crush us or takes pleasure in our unhappiness, no it is for the exact opposite. Because of His great love for us, He desires our lowliness. Becoming Like a Child Another way of …
Is there a Better Way to Measure Success?
This is an older post, but I thought it was worth bringing back… Ours is a world fueled by likes, influence, followers, numbers, and appearances. We are consumed with ourselves and making ourselves known, heard and followed. It is easy for me to feel like I never quite measure up, depending on which way I turn. …
Four Steps to Sharing the Gospel in your Circles
I’m always thinking of ways to be more effective. I like to organize a closet in order to make more room. I notice a hole in the way our team operates and I want to improve it. I make a list so I can use my time better. Therefore, from time to time I post …
Erasing the Unmentionable
There are moments we all want to forget and erase from our memory (and anyone else as well). We wish we could quietly tuck them away, like an old t-shirt on the bottom of the stack, never to be worn or seen again. Needing more erasers There are points in our life when it seems …
Three Vital Elements for a Lasting Marriage
We often think it will be what we have in common, how we are similar or compatible that will make a marriage last. I love the scene in the movie, Nacho Libre, in which Nacho tells Sister Encarnacion that her favorites are also his favorites every day. Commonalities draw us together, but do they make …
Is he the one? Four questions to consider before saying, “Yes!”
Is he “the one?” Is he not “the one?” Around this time, 21 years ago, I was asking myself that very question. My sister had asked me during Christmas if I thought Brian was “the one.” I had told her, “I think so but I’m not sure yet.” I also wondered, “How will I know …
Following Jesus will send us places. Yikes, but where?
I have a small painting from China of an apple harvest. The painting is dotted with lots of red round juicy apples and of workers diligently picking and packing the apples. The apples are plentiful and the workers are harvesting. I have thought how odd the picture would be if the harvesters were instead, sitting …
Encountering Jesus Today: A Devotional Study in the Gospel of Matthew
Usually an “encounter” with something or someone is unexpected, possibly sudden or brief. Yet, even though it is unexpected or brief, it is in some way impactful. We may even be changed by it, or feel our life is interrupted in some way as a result of the “encounter.” And so it is with Jesus. …
Giving the Unexpected at Christmas: Reflections on a Lavish Giver
This is the first year I have taken full advantage of Black Friday and Cyber Monday for Christmas shopping. Sitting in the comfort of my home, saving up to fifty percent, and pairing it with free shipping, is my way to shop! It sure beats the traffic, dreary weather and waiting in long lines. I …
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