Together, Carina and Kelly dive into practical ways to weave Scripture into our daily lives, especially in the midst of busyness, challenges, and uncertainty. Whether you’re new to faith, feeling stuck, or longing for a deeper relationship with God, this episode is filled with wisdom, encouragement, and actionable steps to help you experience the Bible as a source of strength, peace, and freedom.

God’s promises hinge on His unchanging character, so we can trust that they are unwavering and will never be broken. On the other hand, people waver. We break promises and struggle with fidelity.

Darkness Trembles: A Battle for One Lost Soul has gone on a very long journey to become what it is today. I am and have always been terrible with dates and times and names and anything that requires me to remember details for an extended period, so I am going to speak in generalities. 

Think of it this way—Jesus, the Living Word, gave us His written Word so we can know what He has to say. Let’s get to know Him by storing those words in our hearts. Is Scripture Memorization Important or Necessary?

Are you sitting down? Okay, here it goes… Devotionals are not the same as Bible study. While it is true that some are chalk-full of Scripture (AWESOME), they should not take the place of the Bible.

I think oftentimes sincere seekers of God’s truth through His written Word bail out because they become overwhelmed. Sure, there are those who are too busy, lazy, indifferent, or fearful that reading God’s Word might require some uncomfortable change.

There are many ways to memorize Scripture. The right way is the one that works best for you. But you must know that it isn’t going to be easy. There are tips and tricks that can be helpful, but you have to put forth effort.

I never expected the lessons that awaited me as a Bible teacher. From staying humble to keeping my eye on the prize, I’ve learned to trust God’s plan even when the classroom doesn’t look like I imagined.

The Bible is a miraculous gift from God to His people. It is to be cherished. It is to be studied. It is to be applied. But, like anything in this world, if we’re not careful, the Bible can become an idol. Did I hear a gasp?

Building and maintaining a healthy relationship with God is similar to building relationships with people, but we must acknowledge one key difference: God’s part is not and will never be equal. He is holy, perfect, and praiseworthy—we are not.

I’m going to start by saying, there is not just one way to study the Bible! Why am I yelling? Because it bothers me when Christians think they have to follow some specific guidelines of Bible study to be found worthy.

When I first became a Christian, I literally knew nothing about the Bible. I had attended churches throughout my childhood (inconsistently) but couldn’t have told you the first thing about the Gospel or Prophets or Creation.

Are you tired of the daily grind, feeling like you're stuck on a hamster wheel of busyness but not getting anywhere? What if you could apply God's will to every part of your life and finally find true peace and purpose?