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I’ve had this conversation often recently. Sitting face to face or on the phone with a friend who is struggling with anxiety. As someone who knows what anxiety feels like in the heat of a panic attack and in the slow creep of the moments in between, I find myself offering advice and encouragement on […]
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This post is part three of three as we take a closer look at the one verse that defines Biblical trust. If you missed them, catch up on the first and second posts. Lean Not on Your Own Understanding Winter has come and gone and the first signs of spring are peeking out from the shadows. My son […]
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Welcome to Day 24 of 31 Days of Battling Anxiety with Biblical Truth! As we are drawing near to the end of this series, the awareness of this truth rings clearly: none of our attempts at battling anxiety will be fruitful unless we can place our trust in God. But trust is not easily found […]
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Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable–if anything is excellent or praiseworthy–think about such things. -Philippians 4:8 A few months ago, I set a new habit for myself. I had read some material on how the brain stores and recalls […]
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Ground yourself. Live in the moment. Be present. These are ultra-hip words used often by yogis, pumpkin spice latte drinkers, unwashed and messy-bun wearers, deep breathers, and observers of the world. To be clear: I’m not hating. I just described myself. To ground yourself is simply a fancy way of saying get out of your […]
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Welcome to Day 12 of Battling Anxiety with Biblical Truth! Last week we let the sparrows remind us that our lives have value and the breath remind us that God sustains us with each inhale. And yesterday we left ourselves considering the lilies. We are well on our way to battling anxiety with Biblical truth […]
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The prayer of a person living right with God is something powerful to be reckoned with. James 5:16 Y’all. The most adorable thing just happened as I was writing this post. Last week, I hosted a giveaway for a Psalm 46:10/Be Still and Know canvas painting. You didn’t know this when I hosted the giveaway, […]
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I am not a betting person unless I know for certain that I am going to win. But if you tell a friend that you are anxious, I’d be willing to bet her response would go something like this: “Take a deep breath. Calm down.” Or “Relax. Breathe deeply.” Or “Slow and steady breaths girl. […]
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In this week’s No Dusty Bibles episode, Heather walks us through Deuteronomy 13–22, unpacking how God’s commands are not just for the big moments, but for the ordinary rhythms of everyday life. From warnings about loyalty and leadership to reminders about justice, compassion, and practical kindness, we see that faithful obedience often happens in the […]
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In today’s episode of No Dusty Bibles, Hannah walks us through Deuteronomy 21–22, revealing how even the small, everyday decisions matter deeply to God. These chapters highlight God’s heart for justice, compassion, and integrity—not just in major events, but in how His people treat each other in the ordinary moments of life. Together, we are […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, Heather walks us through Deuteronomy 19–20, where God calls His people to live with justice in their communities and courage in the battles they face. From the establishment of cities of refuge to the rallying call before battle, we are reminded that God’s presence is our ultimate security. […]
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In today’s episode of No Dusty Bibles, Hannah walks us through Deuteronomy 17–18, highlighting God’s call to lead, live, and listen with discernment grounded in His Word. As Israel prepared for a future with kings and prophets, God emphasized humility, obedience, and careful dependence on His truth. This timeless message reminds us today that Scripture […]
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In today’s episode of No Dusty Bibles, Heather walks us through Deuteronomy 15–16, where Moses reminds Israel—and us—that faithfulness to God shapes how we give, worship, and live. These chapters reveal a rhythm of generosity and remembrance, calling us to live open-handed because of God’s abundant grace. Join us as we explore what it means […]
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In today’s episode of No Dusty Bibles, Hannah unpacks Deuteronomy 13–14, where Moses calls the people of Israel to radical loyalty and a life set apart for God. These chapters remind us that faithfulness requires intentional living, discernment, and a heart that clings tightly to truth. Join us as we explore how being set apart […]
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