5 Devotionals We Love

“We never outgrow our need for the gospel! Sinners need the gospel for salvation; rescue from death. Saints need the gospel to grow in understanding of Christ and knowing how to live. And until Jesus returns, we continually need the gospel to sustain us, carrying us…

Attributes: Remember These Truths About God

Attributes are words that tell us what someone or something is like.  When we read the Bible, we can learn the attributes of God. It’s there where God tells us who He is and what He is like. Every story, person, place, and event in the…

How to Reflect and Refocus: Creating a Year-End Review

I have been doing a personal year-end review for several years. Over the years it has evolved as I come upon new reflection questions often from devotionals or Bible studies. Setting aside some intentional time to reflect and refocus has helped me celebrate the work…

TLBP: Looking back at 2022, Looking forward to 2023

What a year it has been for The Loved Bible Project! We are simply in awe of what God has done during this past year and are looking forward to seeing how He uses The Loved Bible Project for His glory this year! 2022 in…

Winter 2023 Bible Study Picks

We are hoping that the advent season provided time to soak in God’s Word.  As the holidays have wrapped up, you may be starting to think about your winter/spring schedule.  Your church may already have started advertising their upcoming study options and all you have…

Overwhelmed this Christmas Season?

Currently, I am going through the book of Romans with my Bible study group. We are using “In View of God’s Mercies” by Courtney Doctor and truly have begun to learn more about the gift of the gospel. I’ve been renewed by this study and…

5 Tips to Focus on Christ this Christmas

Here’s a few practical tips for focusing on Christ in activities you probably already have planned for December (inspired by this blog): “Because Jesus is the Wonderful Counselor you can talk to him. Because He is the Mighty God you can surrender all of your…

Advent Resources

The season of Advent is more than wreaths and candles a few weeks before Christmas. Advent is the time some Christians take to prepare their hearts to focus on the true meaning of Jesus’ birth. The word advent means “arrival” or “an appearing, or coming…

Holiday Preparation: Living on Mission

Thanksgiving and Christmas should be some of the easiest times of the year for us to share the Gospel with our neighbors, co-workers, family, and friends. As Christians, we have so much to be thankful for and joyful about because of what Christ has done…

Our Takeaways from Proclaim Truth Conference

In October, we had the privilege of attending the Proclaim Truth Conference. What a delight to spend a few days concentrating on learning about the church! Below are some of our favorite takeaways or quotes.

Loving a Bible for Pregnancy and Infant Loss

Sadly, 1-in-4 pregnancies ends in a stillbirth or miscarriage. As a result, most of us know someone who has experience this heartbreaking loss. Caring for a friend who has experienced infant loss can feel difficult at times. We fear doing or saying the wrong thing. Yet…

Ways to Live on Mission this Fall

Last night, I noticed it was starting to get darker earlier in the evening. Summer fun has come to a close, yet fall offers us a new set of opportunities to be missional with those around us. I LOVE fall! The cooler weather with no…

Fall 2022 Creative Team Book Picks

Fall is here! What does this change in season mean for The Loved Bible Project? Our Instagram and Facebook posts will have quotes and photos from a NEW round of books. Check out why we chose each book! Social Sanity in an Insta World by…

Loving a Bible for a Child

A Loved Bible is full of notes, prayers, highlights, etc. and is used as a tool to help make disciples. A legacy Loved Bible might be for your child, grandchild, someone you mentor, a teen you have discipled, etc. A parent, grandparent or mentor would create…

How to Create a Loved Bible with Your Child

“Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk…

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