Devotion on Christian Living, 1 Peter 2:21. 1 page. For to this you have been called, because Christ also suffered for you, leaving you an example, so that you might follow in his steps (1 Peter 2:21). We seldom give our feet a second thought – except, of course, when they are painful or troublesome or our shoes don’t fit; then they demand our whole attention. Guides My Feet by Rev. David Andrus, Saint Louis, Missouri Published by the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, 2002 Download the printable PDF of this devotion Guides My Feet

Devotion on Christian Living, 1 Peter 2:21. 1 page. For to this you have been called, because Christ also suffered for you, leaving you an example, so that you might follow in his steps (1 Peter 2:21). We seldom give our feet a second thought – except, of course, when they are painful or troublesome or our shoes don’t fit; then they demand our whole attention. Guides My Feet by Rev. David Andrus, Saint Louis, Missouri Published by the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, 2002 Download the printable PDF of this devotion <a href="https://unite-production.s3.amazonaws.com/tenants/lwml/attachments/293708/2020-11-12_GuidesMyFeet_devotion.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Guides My Feet</a>

Ep. 204: Guides My Feet — Devotion

Devotion on Relationship with God, Christian Living, Renewal, Psalm 42:1-2, Psalm 63:1. 1 page. As a deer pants for flowing streams, so pants my soul for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God (Psalm 42:1-2).  O God, you are my God; earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you; my flesh faints for you, as in a dry and weary land where there is no water (Psalm 63:1).   These words shine a spotlight directly on the need we all have to have our thirst quenched by God. The general activities of our life can make us dry. The stress and anxiety we face can make us dry. Add every weight and sin which clings so closely (Hebrews 12:1) to the mix and our soul can seem pretty parched. Is Your Thirst for God Still Quenched? by Linda Reiser, Grand Island, Nebraska Published by the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League 2013 Download the printable PDF of this devotion Is Your Thirst for God Still Quenched?

Devotion on Relationship with God, Christian Living, Renewal, Psalm 42:1-2, Psalm 63:1. 1 page. As a deer pants for flowing streams, so pants my soul for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God (Psalm 42:1-2).  O God, you are my God; earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you; my flesh faints for you, as in a dry and weary land where there is no water (Psalm 63:1).   These words shine a spotlight directly on the need we all have to have our thirst quenched by God. The general activities of our life can make us dry. The stress and anxiety we face can make us dry. Add every weight and sin which clings so closely (Hebrews 12:1) to the mix and our soul can seem pretty parched. Is Your Thirst for God Still Quenched? by Linda Reiser, Grand Island, Nebraska Published by the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League 2013 Download the printable PDF of this devotion <a href="https://unite-production.s3.amazonaws.com/tenants/lwml/attachments/260850/2020-08-22_IsYourThirstForGodStillQuenched_devotion.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Is Your Thirst for God Still Quenched?</a>

Ep. 203: Is Your Thirst for God Still Quenched? — Devotion

Devotion on Fertility, God's Timing, Isaiah 55:8–9. 1 page. “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts” (Isaiah 55:8–9). When you think you’re ready for children, it’s hard to wait. Download the printable PDF of this devotion All in God's Timing by DCE Jessica Blocker, Luverne, Minnesota Published by Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, 2021 lwml.org

Devotion on Fertility, God's Timing, Isaiah 55:8–9. 1 page. “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts” (Isaiah 55:8–9). When you think you’re ready for children, it’s hard to wait. Download the printable PDF of this devotion <a href="https://unite-production.s3.amazonaws.com/tenants/lwml/attachments/306793/All-in-Gods-Timing_Devotion.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">All in God's Timing</a> by DCE Jessica Blocker, Luverne, Minnesota Published by Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, 2021 <a href="http://lwml.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lwml.org</a>

Ep. 202: All in God’s Timing — Devotion

Devotion on Relationship with God, Jesus the Good Shepherd, Psalm 103:15-17a. 1 page. As for man, his days are like grass; he flourishes like a flower of the field; for the wind passes over it, and it is gone, and its place knows it no more. But the steadfast love of the LORD is from everlasting to everlasting on those who fear him (Psalm 103:15-17a). No matter where we live, our lives experience times of spiritual “drought,” times when we grow weary of pulling the “weeds” that the world, the devil, and our flesh put in our path. Download the printable PDF of this devotion Green Pastures   Green Pastures by Judy Gordon, Green Valley, New Mexico Published by the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, 2017

Devotion on Relationship with God, Jesus the Good Shepherd, Psalm 103:15-17a. 1 page. As for man, his days are like grass; he flourishes like a flower of the field; for the wind passes over it, and it is gone, and its place knows it no more. But the steadfast love of the LORD is from everlasting to everlasting on those who fear him (Psalm 103:15-17a). No matter where we live, our lives experience times of spiritual “drought,” times when we grow weary of pulling the “weeds” that the world, the devil, and our flesh put in our path. Download the printable PDF of this devotion <a href="https://unite-production.s3.amazonaws.com/tenants/lwml/attachments/260844/2020-08-25_GreenPastures_devotion.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Green Pastures</a> Green Pastures by Judy Gordon, Green Valley, New Mexico Published by the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, 2017

Ep. 201: Green Pastures — Devotion

Today we hit a milestone with the 200th episode of the On The Go podcast hosted by President Eden Keefe and her daughter, Alli Bauck. They share a little history about the podcast and a new devotion titled "Change" by Mary Smith.   

Today we hit a milestone with the 200th episode of the On The Go podcast hosted by President Eden Keefe and her daughter, Alli Bauck. They share a little history about the podcast and a new devotion titled "<a href="https://www.lwml.org/posts/devotion/change" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Change</a>" by Mary Smith.

Ep. 200: Change —Special 200th Episode

Devotion on Leadership, John 10:17-18. 2 pages. For this reason the Father loves me, because I lay down my life that I may take it up again. No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have authority to take it up again. This charge I have received from my Father (John 10:17-18).  Do you remember playing the childhood game, “Follow the Leader”? One person was chosen to lead and all others had to follow the example set by that person. The leader exerted great influence on the behavior of the group. Our world is full of many leaders: elected leaders, self-proclaimed leaders, natural leaders, and trained leaders. … We learn much from the leadership demonstrated by Jesus.  Download the printable PDF of this devotion Follow the Leader Follow the Leader By Eloise Kuhlman, Amarillo, Texas Published by the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League 2013

Devotion on Leadership, John 10:17-18. 2 pages. For this reason the Father loves me, because I lay down my life that I may take it up again. No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have authority to take it up again. This charge I have received from my Father (John 10:17-18).  Do you remember playing the childhood game, “Follow the Leader”? One person was chosen to lead and all others had to follow the example set by that person. The leader exerted great influence on the behavior of the group. Our world is full of many leaders: elected leaders, self-proclaimed leaders, natural leaders, and trained leaders. … We learn much from the leadership demonstrated by Jesus.  Download the printable PDF of this devotion <a href="https://unite-production.s3.amazonaws.com/tenants/lwml/attachments/293701/2020-11-12_FollowTheLeader_devotion.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Follow the Leader</a> Follow the Leader By Eloise Kuhlman, Amarillo, Texas Published by the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League 2013

Ep. 199: Follow the Leader — Devotion

Sent to the Nations, written by Gregory S. Walton, Woodstock, Georgia Copyright © 2023 Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. All rights reserved. <a href="http://lwml.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lwml.org</a>

Ep. 198: Sent to the Nations — Devotion

Devotion on Relationship with God, Christian Living, Personal Spirituality, Luke 6:41-42. 1 page.“Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, ‘Brother, let me take out the speck that is in your eye,’ when you yourself do not see the log that is in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take out the speck that is in your brother's eye” (Luke 6:41-42). Most of us need to have the Cadillacs of life removed from our eyes because they obscure that on which we should be focusing. It is easy to want all the fancy cars, gadgets, games, and distractions that advertisers insist we need to be cool, fit in, or just be up-to-date with everyone else.Download the printable PDF of this devotionThe Cadillac Kid

Devotion on Relationship with God, Christian Living, Personal Spirituality, Luke 6:41-42. 1 page. “Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, ‘Brother, let me take out the speck that is in your eye,’ when you yourself do not see the log that is in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take out the speck that is in your brother's eye” (Luke 6:41-42). Most of us need to have the Cadillacs of life removed from our eyes because they obscure that on which we should be focusing. It is easy to want all the fancy cars, gadgets, games, and distractions that advertisers insist we need to be cool, fit in, or just be up-to-date with everyone else.Download the printable PDF of this devotion <a href="https://unite-production.s3.amazonaws.com/tenants/lwml/attachments/257992/2020-08-02_TheCadillacKid_devotion.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Cadillac Kid</a>

ENCORE: Ep. 105: The Cadillac Kid — Devotion

Devotion on Sharing the Gospel, Missions, Joy in the Journey, Psalm 118:24. 1 page. This is the day that the LORD has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it (Psalm 118:24). The first Bible to be translated into an indigenous language in Australia was the Kriol Bible. Their dedication ceremony was in May 2007. Cameron Townsend, founder of Wycliffe Bible Translators, first thought of going to Australia to translate the Bible into indigenous languages back in the 1940s. What better cause for celebration than to read the printed Bible in one’s heart language for the first time – to think, “God speaks my language.”  All quoted Scripture is from the ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®, copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers). Used by permission. All rights reserved. Joyful Celebration by Jill Kohlert, Dixon, Illinois Copyright © 2017, revised 2020 Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. All Rights Reserved. Download the printable PDF of this devotion Joyful Celebration

Devotion on Sharing the Gospel, Missions, Joy in the Journey, Psalm 118:24. 1 page. This is the day that the LORD has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it (Psalm 118:24). The first Bible to be translated into an indigenous language in Australia was the Kriol Bible. Their dedication ceremony was in May 2007. Cameron Townsend, founder of Wycliffe Bible Translators, first thought of going to Australia to translate the Bible into indigenous languages back in the 1940s. What better cause for celebration than to read the printed Bible in one’s heart language for the first time – to think, “God speaks my language.”  All quoted Scripture is from the ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®, copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers). Used by permission. All rights reserved. Joyful Celebration by Jill Kohlert, Dixon, Illinois Copyright © 2017, revised 2020 Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. All Rights Reserved. Download the printable PDF of this devotion <a href="https://unite-production.s3.amazonaws.com/tenants/lwml/attachments/412820/JoyfulCelebration_devotion_2023-06-12.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Joyful Celebration</a>

Ep. 197 Joyful Celebration — Devotion

Devotion on Service, Christian Living, Colossians 3:12. 1 page. Put on then, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, compassionate hearts, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience … (Colossians 3:12). Have you ever stood and looked in your closet and couldn’t decide what to wear? You look at all the clothes hanging there and nothing seems right for the day ahead. The perfect outfit just isn’t there! Isn’t it good to know that our heavenly Father has already selected the perfect outfit for us as His dearly loved children? It is the outfit for service. Download the printable PDF of this devotion Outfitted for Service Outfitted for Service by Janice Wendorf, Grafton, Wisconsin Published by Lutheran Women’s Missionary League 2013

Devotion on Service, Christian Living, Colossians 3:12. 1 page. Put on then, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, compassionate hearts, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience … (Colossians 3:12). Have you ever stood and looked in your closet and couldn’t decide what to wear? You look at all the clothes hanging there and nothing seems right for the day ahead. The perfect outfit just isn’t there! Isn’t it good to know that our heavenly Father has already selected the perfect outfit for us as His dearly loved children? It is the outfit for service. Download the printable PDF of this devotion <a href="https://unite-production.s3.amazonaws.com/tenants/lwml/attachments/244253/2020-05_Outfitted-for-Service_devotion.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Outfitted for Service</a> Outfitted for Service by Janice Wendorf, Grafton, Wisconsin Published by Lutheran Women’s Missionary League 2013

Ep. 196: Outfitted for Service — Devotion

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It is not always easy to abound in love. There are days when it is not easy to abound in like.  Abounding in Love is a devotion on God's love by Alice Troyke, originally published by LWML.

It is not always easy to abound in love. There are days when it is not easy to abound in like.  Abounding in Love is a devotion on God's love by Alice Troyke, originally published by LWML.

Ep 33: Abounding in Love — Devotion

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 3 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Mother-to-Be: The Wife of Manoah is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 3 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Mother-to-Be: The Wife of Manoah is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Ep 36: Serving the Lord as a Mother-to-Be: The Wife of Manoah — Devotion

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 4 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Mother: Eve is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 4 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Mother: Eve is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Ep 37: Serving the Lord as a Mother: Eve — Devotion

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 5 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as the Mother of a Teen: Eunice is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 5 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as the Mother of a Teen: Eunice is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Ep 38: Serving the Lord as the Mother of a Teen: Eunice — Devotion

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 1 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Child: Naaman's Servant Girl is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 1 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Child: Naaman's Servant Girl is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Ep 34: Serving the Lord as a Child: Naaman's Servant Girl — Devotion

In the parable of the lost coin, Jesus tells us of a woman who uses her lamp as her searchlight. She has a lost coin and needs to find it. Why does she spend so much time looking for one coin? Searchlight is a devotion on discipleship and witnessing by Joyce Sweden, originally published by LWML.

In the parable of the lost coin, Jesus tells us of a woman who uses her lamp as her searchlight. She has a lost coin and needs to find it. Why does she spend so much time looking for one coin? Searchlight is a devotion on discipleship and witnessing by Joyce Sweden, originally published by LWML.

Ep 32: Searchlight — Devotion

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 2 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Young Adult: Esther is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 2 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Young Adult: Esther is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Ep 35: Serving the Lord as a Young Adult: Esther — Devotion

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 7 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Wife: Abigail is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 7 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Wife: Abigail is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Ep 40: Serving the Lord as a Wife: Abigail — Devotion

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 8 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Mentor: Priscilla is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 8 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Mentor: Priscilla is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Ep 41: Serving the Lord as a Mentor: Priscilla — Devotion

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 6 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Working Woman: Lydia is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Is there a “prime time” for serving the Lord? Many would claim that they are too young. With youth comes “busyness” and there is no extra time to serve the Lord. Others would say that they are too old. With age comes tiredness and certainly, they feel God wouldn’t expect service from someone old and tired! The Bible, however, gives us many examples of women serving the Lord at all ages. What these women did along life’s way may have been recorded in only a few words, such as the servant girl in Namaan’s household. Other times, an entire book is dedicated to the service of a woman, such as Esther or Ruth. In each case however, God thought their service to be significant enough to have it recorded for posterity in His Holy Word, the Bible. What can we learn from these women of the Bible, young, old and in-between, whom God called to serve Him in special ways? Beginning with the young, we look at their service “all along life’s way.” This is devotion 6 of 9 in a devotional series that looks at 9 different women throughout Scripture and how they serve the Lord. Serving the Lord as a Working Woman: Lydia is from the devotional collection All Along Life's Way, by Lu Garchow, originally published by LWML.

Ep 39: Serving the Lord as a Working Woman: Lydia — Devotion

This task-filled life is overwhelming me. I’m not sure I can do it much longer. I need a superhero to carry me away — away — away — away! This is session 1.4 of The Task-Filled Life. Download the printable Bible study at www.lwml.org/life. This is part of a series with a slightly different format. It's broken down into cycles of 6 weeks: one longer episode followed by 5 weeks of shorter devotional ones. The Great I AM: Excuse #4 is from the Bible study The Task-Filled Life, by Jan Brunette, originally published by LWML.

This task-filled life is overwhelming me. I’m not sure I can do it much longer. I need a superhero to carry me away — away — away — away! This is session 1.4 of The Task-Filled Life. Download the printable Bible study at <a href="https://www.lwml.org/life" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lwml.org/life</a>. This is part of a series with a slightly different format. It's broken down into cycles of 6 weeks: one longer episode followed by 5 weeks of shorter devotional ones. The Great I AM: Excuse #4 is from the Bible study The Task-Filled Life, by Jan Brunette, originally published by LWML.

 Ep 47: Excuse #4 — The Task-Filled Life Bible Study, Session 1.4

This task-filled life is overwhelming me. I’m not sure I can do it much longer. I need a superhero to carry me away — away — away — away! This is session 1.3 of The Task-Filled Life. Download the printable Bible study at www.lwml.org/life. This is part of a series with a slightly different format. It's broken down into cycles of 6 weeks: one longer episode followed by 5 weeks of shorter devotional ones. The Great I AM: Excuse #3 is from the Bible study The Task-Filled Life, by Jan Brunette, originally published by LWML.

This task-filled life is overwhelming me. I’m not sure I can do it much longer. I need a superhero to carry me away — away — away — away! This is session 1.3 of The Task-Filled Life. Download the printable Bible study at <a href="https://www.lwml.org/life" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lwml.org/life</a>. This is part of a series with a slightly different format. It's broken down into cycles of 6 weeks: one longer episode followed by 5 weeks of shorter devotional ones. The Great I AM: Excuse #3 is from the Bible study The Task-Filled Life, by Jan Brunette, originally published by LWML.

Ep 46: Excuse #3 — The Task-Filled Life Bible Study, Session 1.3

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