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Ditch the Devotional

to quit devotional dependency

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Becoming a Disciple

A foundational 10-week study

Did you know that 83% of devotionals are made up of someone else's thoughts about God's Word? That means only 17% of what you are reading is God's actual Word.

 

Let's flip that statistic.

 

With the Ditch the Devotional Challenge, you are committing to a devotional fast that will allow you to re-balance the weight of them in your daily reading. (Hint: the challenge pairs perfectly with our Bible Reading Plan!)

 

The Ditch the Devotional Challenge includes:

- 30, 60, and 90-day tracker sheets that represent one
full day without devotional consumption

- a place on each sheet to determine a reward once you complete the challenge

The question of how to recognize God’s voice speaking in your life is a tricky one to answer.

This is the very best way I can describe it for me. What does it feel like for you?

Listen to this entire conversation on the @flourish.motherhood podcast!

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The question of how to recognize God’s voice speaking in your life is a tricky one to answer. This is the very best way I can describe it for me. What does it feel like for you? Listen to this entire conversation on the @flourish.motherhood podcast!

When sharing our story, I’m incredibly cautious to not promise something to women that God has not specifically promised them Himself. (After losing my best friend to cancer, I’m very well aware of the stories in which God chooses not to perform the miracle inside of your body.)

So I was really unsure of what part of our story to lean into last weekend as I prepared to speak at @hannah.g.barnett. When I asked, I felt God keep saying “I’ll tell you when you get there.” Okay, God. That’s kind of a lot.

And then I met a woman inside the museum of Elvis Presley’s birthplace. And God reminded me again that, whether or not He chooses to perform that miracle inside of your body, just believing He CAN do the impossible is enough.

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When sharing our story, I’m incredibly cautious to not promise something to women that God has not specifically promised them Himself. (After losing my best friend to cancer, I’m very well aware of the stories in which God chooses not to perform the miracle inside of your body.) So I was really unsure of what part of our story to lean into last weekend as I prepared to speak at @hannah.g.barnett. When I asked, I felt God keep saying “I’ll tell you when you get there.” Okay, God. That’s kind of a lot. And then I met a woman inside the museum of Elvis Presley’s birthplace. And God reminded me again that, whether or not He chooses to perform that miracle inside of your body, just believing He CAN do the impossible is enough.