You’ve read about Jesus this year, and tasted a glimpse of His love and grace for you through Peter’s story. But what do you know about God the Father? Is it important to understand about Him as well? How does He fit into the gospel message?

Jesus called us to, “Go and make disciples,” in Matthew 28:19. Why would He do that? What did that mean? What does it look like to be a disciple today?Considering this is a command from Jesus, there is great importance for us to live this out. But it doesn’t need to be intimidating. Listen in as Rachel and Sammy explore what the Bible has to say about this, and explain ways that you can do it too. Do you have a question or story to share with us? We’d love to hear it! Email us at  in****************@gm***.com. Please share our podcast with your family and friends, and leave us a review. We greatly appreciate your support!Click the picture above or got or go to any podcast platform to listen to today’s episode.

Understand the various elements of spiritual warfare in a unique way as Rachel summarizes each week and prepares you for the following one in a complimentary yet different approach than what’s written in the workbook. Each video is approximately 20-30 minutes in length. There are sections in the workbook for notetaking while watching the videos. When purchased, you’ll be sent a link for Vimeo where you’ll be able to access the videos and download them if you desire.

Have you ever gone hiking in the woods in winter? You start down the meandering path, breathing deeply to fill your lungs with the crisp, fresh air. As you go farther along, you notice subtle scents of evergreen needles, dormant trees and damp leaves. You look up to try to catch a glimpse of the scolding squirrels jumping from branch to branch overhead, and suddenly you realize the path ahead abruptly splits. You stop to look around. Both paths appear well travelled, the snow equally trampled in both directions, but you cannot see ahead to where each path leads. How do you choose which way to go?

Your daily responsibilities can feel all-encompassing at times. It’s easy to read God’s word, observe a bit of Scripture, and then carry on, often forgetting what you read. The truths of the gospel and your identity in Christ get muted to the superficial demands vying for your attention. Yet, when you can slow down and give yourself enough time to absorb God’s Word, it’s like a whole new realm of wisdom and wonder unveils itself.

Do you desire to spend time with Jesus, but the busyness of life takes over? Do you crave deeper relationships with women, but have a hard time connecting? Are you ready to rise up in Christ’s strength and battle your trials well?Get ready to shake up your life! Intentionally dig deeper with Jesus, form strong accountability and discipleship with other women, and learn to live with purpose.You can claim victory over the enemy, and even prepare for his attacks before they happen. Understand the team you’re fighting alongside and the enemy you’re up against. Grow stronger in your defensive and offensive abilities, learning how to fight as a Warrior of Jesus!20% of the profits will be going to encouraging missionaries and pastors. To connect Rachel with your church regarding this study, please email in**@ho******************.org

This is our hub for our Bible studies and related materials. We’re passionate about equipping women in their growth with the Lord, and training them to be effective, confident disciplers for Jesus.What does Planted Warriors mean?Our first initiatives for this branch of our ministry will start with our Warrior in Training Bible Study coming out September 1, as well as our Warrior Weekend, on November 17-19, 2023. To register for our weekend Intensive, and/or to stay up-to-date on the developments of our Bible study, click the link here: https://linktr.ee/plantedwarriors

Are you the “numbers” person in your family? You enjoy math so doing the budget each month is fun for you. It’s easier for you to manage it, so you take that responsibility, to help your spouse who finds it stressful. Or, perhaps you’re the spender of the family? You enjoy shopping a little too much, so doing a budget is frustrating for you. It’s easier to let your spouse take care of it and ask him/her to give you a limit on what you can spend each month? Is either scenario good? Why or why not? Find out in today’s post!

You’ve sinned and the weight of it feels heavy. Shame tells you to turn away from God. You’ve gone too far. Or, it says that you need to try harder; to perform more for Christ in order to win His approval. Shame breeds shame. The more you try to perform for Jesus, the harder you push, the more you’ll see how you fall short. But shame tells you to keep going. That’s all you think you can do. But is that right? How do you break the cycle of shame and get right with God? Let’s continue to explore this through Peter’s story.

Tess Scott is a Christian speaker, an award-winning author, and a black sheep turned “Jesus Girl.” With humour and vulnerability, this Canadian mom of eight is on mission to encourage other women with messy stories that they are not alone. She has lived through multiple divorces, married her husband twice and raised a whole brood of boys which only goes to prove God is full of grace and mercy.