• Bible Study

    6 Great Ways To Dive Deeper Into Bible Study

    Want to dive a bit deeper into your study of the Bible? These are all techniques that I use! Journal What Stands Out First, start simple! Jot down anything that jumps off the page at you. Don’t overlook the Holy Spirit’s power to reveal new and exciting things in scripture each time you read. It’s amazing how I can be so familiar with a section of the Bible, but learn new things every time I read it! Pro Tip: Take a minute to pray before…

  • Bible Study

    3 Simple Bible Outlines That Anyone Can Do

    Learning how to read the Bible by using these 3 simple outlines has been essential for growing my knowledge of scripture. It keeps my mind from wandering and helps me get more out of the text than I would have without a reading plan! My heart is that anyone would be able to pick up the Bible, read it, and understand it. It’s all about having the right approach, tools, and resources. That’s what I’m going to share today. Make sure you grab this free…

  • Personal Growth

    Fall Inventory To Make Sure You’re On Track

    Don’t you love the start of a new season?  Me, too!!  Fall is a time to take an inventory of your life, get excited for a change in weather, the start of a new school year, football season, fall smells, and all of our favorite pumpkin and apple dishes.   I wanted to give you a fall inventory to use as we head into a new season in the hopes that it will get your wheels turning about any areas in your life that need adjusting. …

  • Personal Growth

    Reading For A Transformed Life, Not Just Information

    If you’re reading this article, then my guess is that you’re focused on growth and transformation. You like reading to be challenged, to strengthen your faith, and to learn something important! Me too!!! But I recently had to address an inconsistency. I was reading a lot (4+ books per month), but I had nothing to show for it. The information was not sticking with me past the moment I put the book down.  What a waste! It was frustrating and embarrassing. I needed to figure…

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    Faith

    Why You Need a Rhythms Reset and How to Make it Happen

    The She Is Emboldened community recently did a week-long Rhythms Reset Week to decrease distractions, be present, and set our minds on God.  I mean, who doesn’t need to do those things, right? I wanted to share what we learned through those daily rhythms because the Lord revealed some profound things to me through this process.  About myself and Him.   Not only that, I LOVED hearing your feedback and what you learned as well.   The FREE Rhythms Reset E-Book is still available if you want…

  • Parenting

    The Best Travel Gear for Young Families: Babies and Upward

    Want to know what the best travel gear is when you’ve got a young family? Thinks babies, toddlers, and elementary-aged kiddos. We’ve done our fair share of traveling with babies, toddlers, and preschoolers over the last five years. From 2-hour to 10-hour trips, we’ve learned which gear is necessary and what we could do without. In the car, meals, sleep, and non-screen fun. We’ve got you covered! Traveling with little ones can be intimidating, so I’ve put together all of my favorite things to help…

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    Parenting

    4 Helpful Ways to Teach Toddlers and Preschoolers Scripture

    Is it worth it to try to teach your toddlers and preschoolers scripture?    After practicing daily family worship time for several years with my young kiddos and serving on the preschool team in our church, I’ve got some tips and tricks to share for how to have a productive family worship time with little ones.   I even made a free printable for you with 3 verses you can memorize with your kiddos and discussion questions to go with them. We just went through these…

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    Parenting

    How to Talk to Your Kids About Death and Suffering in the World: 4 Truths to Share

    Knowing how to talk to your kids about death and suffering can be intimidating. I remember the first time I talked about death with my oldest son.  He was 4 years old and very concerned about his flowers wilting.  A slew of questions ensued: “Why do they look different?”  “What does wilting mean?”  “But, I don’t want them to die!”  “Do flowers go to heaven?”   This lead to a conversation about how one day we will all die, but that for followers of Jesus, death…

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    Faith

    Sexuality, Intimacy, and Gender: 4 Resources You Need To Know About

    Here we go, ya’ll.  Only our fourth blog post and we’re already diving into tricky topics like sexuality. I want SIE to be a place where we can wrestle with the tough stuff. That’s why we’re diving into my top sexuality resources.  I’m not very good at staying in the realm of light and fluffy conversation for too long! If you’ve heard increasingly more about things like sexuality and gender theory, but feel intimidated by these conversations, this blog post is for you. Why Are…

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    Personal Growth

    Ditch New Year’s Resolutions: Create A Vision For 2022

    Make Time to Dream Ready to ditch stereotypical New Year’s Resolutions? Create a Vision for your year instead. Holding a vision meeting quarterly has been crucial for our family.  I had a few people that inspired me to start this rhythm, so I want to show you how we approach it and give you some resources for making it your own.   Whether it’s for your career, friendships, marriage, health, or otherwise, we all need a vision that we can chase after.  My single friends can…