Study Snippets

Ready for quick, simple and powerful spiritual thoughts from this week’s Come Follow Me reading? Check out my Study Snippets here, starting from most recently published. If you are looking for ideas for quick spiritual thoughts, or easy lesson starters, this is your place! This list is automatically updated as new Snippets are added, so check back for new thoughts each day!

Isaiah 58-66

Willing hearts

My kids were playing with play-doh the other day, creating their own tea party. ⁣ Purple play-doh plates, yellow balls of play-doh food, and giant

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Isaiah 58-66

Lovingkindness

Throughout the Old Testament, and especially in the book of Isaiah, we see the strangely long word “lovingkindness.” When I’ve read this word before, I’ve

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Isaiah 58-66

The words to say

Have you ever said a prayer where you’ve asked the Lord to give you words to say? ⁣ I’ve said silent prayers like this many

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Isaiah 58-66

Taco Tuesday

When my husband and I first started dating, we found a local Mexican restaurant with “Taco Tuesday” every week where we could get deliciously discounted

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Isaiah 50-57

Borne and carried

Waiting to give birth is one of the craziest experiences. ⁣ I’ve done it three different times, and each time, as that due date approaches,

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Isaiah 50-57

The simplicity of baptism

As I’ve attended many baptisms over the years, I’ve noticed something: The baptismal ordinance is SO simple. It’s over in literally just a few seconds.

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Isaiah 50-57

Wilderness and desert

OVERWHELM and EMPTINESS: Two extremes that we all face. OVERWHELM: What area of your life seems totally crazy and overwhelming right now? ⁣ Maybe housework,

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Isaiah 40-49

With Us in the Storm

I got caught driving home in a huge storm late at night all by myself recently. ⁣ Crazy winds and constant lightning. Sheets of rain

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Isaiah 40-49

Waiting on the Lord

I was in a waiting room for a doctor the other day. ⁣ Waiting. ⁣ Long past my scheduled appointment time. ⁣ Shouldn’t they call

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