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Feelings Vs. Truth

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This week Leslie continues her Biblical Mindset se

This week Leslie continues her Biblical Mindset series with this timely message about what it means to continually meditate on God's truth and agreeing with Him in our thought life. Dwelling on God's truth instead of the enemy's lies can turn fearful, painful, and even miserable situations into glorious demonstrations of God’s faithfulness and triumph. But in a world filled with darkness and pain, it’s far easier to meditate on things that are fearful, discouraging, or dismal than things that are lovely and of good report. In this episode, Leslie offers helpful ways we can learn to bring our thought life under God's authority and dwell upon His Truth day and night.Hear the full episode by clicking the link in our bio!

Psalm 1 gives us a clear and straightforward promi

Psalm 1 gives us a clear and straightforward promise: "Blessed is the one who does not walk in step with the wicked … but whose delight is in the law of the Lord and who meditates on his law day and night. That person is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither…" (verses 1-3). Let’s ask ourselves — are we living like withered leaves or flourishing trees? The answer depends upon one key factor: what we choose to dwell on. When we dwell on darkness, we wither. When we dwell on God’s light, we flourish. By His grace, let’s fix the gaze of our soul upon Him alone. — Leslie Ludy

We are counting the weeks until this year’s Set

We are counting the weeks until this year’s Set Apart Conference, June 16–18! One of the sessions I’m very excited to share is called "Restored" — it’s all about allowing God to bring beauty from ashes in our lives and turn what was meant for evil to good. If you’ve struggled to overcome hurts, regrets, or disappointment from your past, this session can help you gain a heavenly perspective on difficulty, experience God’s healing and restoration, and exchange regret and shame for Christ-enabled, radiant hope. I hope you’ll join me in Colorado or anywhere via simulcast! Don’t wait long to register, space is filling very quickly! Learn more + register through the link in our bio. — Leslie

In this article by Heather Cofer, she shares 3 hel

In this article by Heather Cofer, she shares 3 helpful tips for cultivating Christ-centered, long-distance relationships with friends and family. She writes: "Even from a distance, Paul intentionally invested in the lives of his fellow believers. Scripture says that he prayed for them “constantly,” encouraged them over and over, and pointed them to Jesus. He used every space in those letters to encourage them in Christ. While we may not have the same spiritual authority in others’ lives like Paul did, we can practice these same principles of loving, encouraging, and praying for the people in our lives every chance we are given. "As I’ve sought the Lord in cultivating the long-distance relationships in my own life — with family living thousands of miles away and many friends scattered around the world — here are some tips that have been helpful to me..."Read the full article through the link in our bio!

All the way my Savior leads me, What have I to ask

All the way my Savior leads me,What have I to ask beside?Can I doubt His tender mercy,Who through life has been my Guide?Heav’nly peace, divinest comfort,Here by faith in Him to dwell!For I know, whate’er befall me,Jesus doeth all things well;For I know, whate’er befall me,Jesus doeth all things well. "All the Way My Savior Leads Me," by Fanny Crosby

We can lean on our own strength and ideas, using f

We can lean on our own strength and ideas, using fleshly tactics to try to achieve feminine strength, or we can let God powerfully work through us and build His strength within us as we yield completely to Him. The path we choose directly impacts our ability to thrive in our calling as women. So let’s choose to place all our confidence in Him, and not ourselves. – Leslie

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