Faithfully Thinking
Sue BaileyThis started as my personal Bible study accountability tool because I needed someone watching me actually do the work. Turns out, other people do too. Welcome to the battalion. Free: Weekly essays + songs. Paid: Early access, exclusive deep-dives, & more!
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Faith Audio Arsenal | Draw Near
There was a time when access to the presence of God meant a high priest, sacrifices, washing, incense, blood, and one appointed day each year.
You did not simply walk behind the curtain.
Then came Jesus.
Our Great High Priest became the...
Faithfully Thinking |The Curtain Is Open | Edition 6
We need to go backward before we can understand what we have been given.
Way backward.
Back before church buildings.
Before pastors and pews.
Before you could sit in your favorite chair, open your Bible, bow your head, and simply say:...
Faithfully Thinking | Remembering 9/11 | When the Building Shook: The Unheralded Heroes of DiLorenzo TRICARE Health Clinic
I was supposed to be in Annapolis that Tuesday.
My mom and aunt were visiting from out of state. We had plans to drive into DC, see the museums, spend time together—a nice break from my work at the Pentagon’s DiLorenzo TRICARE Health Clini...
Faith Audio Arsenal | Already Wearing It
There are some battles you don’t prepare for when they arrive.
You prepare before they arrive.
That’s one of the things that struck me while studying the little 25-verse powerhouse we call Jude.
Jude tells believers to:
“contend for t...
Faithfully Thinking | Contend: Fighting for the Faith Without Fighting Everyone | Edition 5
I know I’ve read Jude.
I have highlighted passages in my Bible to prove it.
Apparently, Past Me read those 25 verses, found several things important enough to mark in bright pink, and then continued merrily toward Revelation without fully...
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Started this to stay accountable in my faith journey. Turns out, I’m not the only one circling back. Scripture, real talk, just enough snark to keep it honest, and sprinkling a few seeds along the way for the Holy Spirit.
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