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We’re reading through Deuteronomy this month in my Bible reading community and one word that keeps showing up is remember. The book of Deuteronomy is a continuation of the Israelites’ journey toward the Promised Land. In it, Moses gives them a giant pep talk on how to love God well and a reminder of the […]
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A few weeks ago I asked you to chime in on how I can serve you better in the coming year by taking a three-minute survey. Here’s what you told me: How did you hear about The Rescued Letters: 30% of you have done one or more of my Bible studies 23% found me online […]
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Today’s guest post is written by my friend Rachel Lewis, who serves women from all backgrounds and faiths who struggle to build their families. Rachel and I met several years ago through mutual ministry connections + personal struggles and she has recently released a new book called Unexpecting: Real Talk on Pregnancy Loss. Be sure […]
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Have you ever been in a dilemma where there was not an earthly resolution? For reasons that we cannot understand or explain, some problems we are up against just will not be solved by human action. In every situation, we’ve got to take our earthly action to the heavenly realm. Human problems need divine intervention. […]
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I want to personally invite you to join the online study for Footnotes: Major Lessons from Minor Bible Characters, written and taught by my good friend Julie Lyles Carr. Here’s what she has to say about the study: We hear a lot about some of the “big” names in the Bible. Moses. Mary. Paul. But […]
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I am so encouraged to see the world coming back alive after a year and a half of pandemic life. I know we are not out of the woods yet, but I think I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Can you? As churches and women’s ministry organizations look ahead to […]
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From the backseat, I listened to her sweet laughter free itself from a wide grin. My other friend in the driver’s seat joined in the giggling as they recounted memories we had just made together on a girls’ weekend getaway. SISTERS OF THE HEART We have been friends for over twenty years, although I wouldn’t […]
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Can I be honest with you? I didn’t think I would make it to tomorrow. I was thirty-nine when I was diagnosed with Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. When we celebrated my 40th birthday a few months later, it felt like a miracle. It still does. It was. It is. So on the day before my 44th […]
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There’s something about a fresh binder that sparks new vision. As my women’s ministry team gathers for our annual planning retreat, I want every woman at the table to feel equipped, seen, and ready for the year ahead. Whether you’re a fellow ministry leader prepping for your own retreat, or just a little curious about […]
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Welcome, friend. I’m so glad you’re here. At The Rescued Letters Collective, we serve women walking through all kinds of stories—some tender, some stretching, all sacred. Over time, I’ve come to recognize that the women in our community tend to fall into one of three beautiful categories: Some of you are walking through hard things […]
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This week’s episode of No Dusty Bibles traces a sweeping transition from the collapse of Saul’s reign to the crowning of David as king. We witness grief, betrayal, and political chaos as the throne of Israel changes hands—but through it all, God’s faithfulness stands firm. Join us as we explore how God’s promises are fulfilled […]
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In today’s episode, Heather walks us through the powerful scenes of 2 Samuel 5–6, where David becomes king over all Israel and brings the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. These chapters paint a moving picture of worship that is both celebratory and reverent. Through David’s bold joy and the sobering reminder of God’s holiness, […]
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In today’s episode, Hannah guides us through 2 Samuel chapters 3 and 4—a stretch of Scripture marked by political tension, betrayal, and the challenge of waiting on God. As David stands on the brink of full kingship, he models restraint, integrity, and faith amid chaos. If you’ve ever wrestled with the urge to rush ahead […]
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In today’s episode, Heather opens the pages of 2 Samuel with a raw and powerful look at how David responds to loss—not with triumph, but with tenderness. Covering chapters 1 and 2, we explore David’s grief over Saul and Jonathan’s deaths, his integrity in honoring a fallen king, and his humble beginning as ruler over […]
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Diagnosed with an incurable genetic disorder that I inherited from my mom, I know what it's like living with a story that is not easy. I've got a slew of major medical events in my chart. Oh and my doctors tell me that my life expectancy with vEDS is 48. So there’s that.
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