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This post was originally published on Hosanna Revival’s WHEN blog. I’m sharing it here because I believe that the message is still relevant today, and I pray that it can be encouraging for you!
We have often been told that dealing...
I visited the National Gallery a few weeks ago. Then, a few days later in the same week, I helped lead a Visio divina exercise for the women’s ministry at my church. If you’re not familiar with Visio divina, it’s a method of connecting with...
A few years ago, I sent a survey to my email list asking them to share their biggest struggle when it comes to reading the Bible. Most people shared that consistency was their greatest hurdle. I hadn’t thought about it before, but it made p...
I was raised in a Christian tradition that prioritized personal holiness. Since we were supposed to be “set apart,” we needed to look the part. There were more rules for women than there were for men. We were not allowed to wear makeup, jew...
TW: Miscarriage/pregnancy loss.
I planned to share this post last Thursday, but I’m happy that I get to share it with you today. I have some exciting news: my husband and I are expecting our first child this fall! It isn’t our first pregn...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder of Daily She Pursues. MA in Biblical Studies. New Yorker living in Virginia. \ud83c\udfde️ Lover of tea. ☕️ Writing about spiritual formation, art & theology \ud83c\udfa8, the Old Testament, women in the Bible, and applying the scriptures to everyday life.
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