Quotations: His Word
Farewell
For over 11 years, Bloom! has existed to spur you on in your
journey towards Biblical womanhood. What
started as a big dream in the hearts of three teen girls, turned into an
international print magazine and then later turned into a thriving blog. Our heart has been to go beyond the fluff and
dig deep into God’s Word and into how to practically apply that to our daily
lives. If any good has come out of
Bloom!, we know it is because God is the one who waters the seeds we plant (1 Cor. 3:7).
This journey of magazine and blog has spanned for over a decade and what a thrilling and beautiful one it has been.God has deepened and widened our worldview.He has given us a deeper understanding of His ways.He’s brought me (Joanna) through some really hard times and pushed me to write despite the pain.He’s shown me that although I am nowhere near perfect, He can still use me anyway.
One thing He’s been teaching me recently is that sometimes, some chapters must come to an end.Don’t get me wrong.B…
This journey of magazine and blog has spanned for over a decade and what a thrilling and beautiful one it has been.God has deepened and widened our worldview.He has given us a deeper understanding of His ways.He’s brought me (Joanna) through some really hard times and pushed me to write despite the pain.He’s shown me that although I am nowhere near perfect, He can still use me anyway.
One thing He’s been teaching me recently is that sometimes, some chapters must come to an end.Don’t get me wrong.B…
J'essaie de lire la Bible quotidiennement, mais ce n'est pas toujours évident de se motiver! :(
ReplyDeleteLe site www.Bible1An.com m'aide, mais les différences de fuseaux horaires me mélangent un peu…
Et vous, les filles, lisez-vous la Bible quotidiennement? Utilisez-vous une ressource "lire la Bible en 1 an", ou préférez-vous lire à votre rhythme?
Hey Alex, I use this program for reading through the Bible in the year: four chapters in the old testament, one chapter in the new testament, every day. But- God has recently been altering my perspective as to how to read the Bible. I use the program as my outline, so I've got readings going in both old and new testament, but I don't hold to that like concrete. I once heard the Bible described as an ocean: You can skim over the surface, in a hurry just to get across. Or you can take your time, and delve below, and search for the pearls beneath, and find treasure. This quote quite sums it up!
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't respond in french- I'd be here awhile. :)