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At Inscribe the Word, we believe writing God’s Word helps us truly know it. When your hand moves across the page, your heart slows to listen. It’s not about how much you write, it’s about being with the One who wrote it first.
Here, Scripture is written, reflected on, and carried into everyday life. Through story, reflection, and practice, God’s Word shapes how we see our lives and learn to live them faithfully.
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We rarely talk about the cost of healing . . . the people we lose along the way.
We talk about healing from unhealthy dynamics.
We talk about boundaries.
We talk about standing up against abuse, verbal attacks, disrespect, manipulation.
But we don’t often talk about the aftermath.
If you are struggling with your faith, questioning religion, grieving institutions and systems, this is for you . . . . for those trying to believe again.
For the past several years, I have entered each new year with a single word in prayer. Not as a goal to achieve or a theme to perform, but as a way of paying attention to what God might be inviting me into. It is less about choosing a direction and more about listening for one. A word becomes a lens, a quiet thread that runs beneath the months, often revealing its meaning slowly, sometimes not fully understood until much later. It is not something I strive to fulfill, but something I learn to recognize as it unfolds in real time.
As my 2025 word of the year, Beauty revealed something I never expected. It revealed the cost of living without walls.
As my 2025 word of the year, Beauty revealed something I never expected.
Instead of ease, the year was marked by pain. Loss. Abandonment.
Strain . . . both personally and within the vocation and work my family carries.
Beauty did not arrive as I expected it to.
Before the Crown, the Scroll: Discover the surprising first act of Israel’s royal leaders and what it teaches us today.
How Scripture Writing and Inscribe the Word changed my life plus twelve truths I’ve learned from Scripture writing.
These apps have been game-changers—helping us refocus, quiet the distractions, and create space for moments of Selah. You won’t find TikTok, Instagram, or mindless scrolling here—just a thoughtfully curated selection of tools designed to turn our devices into instruments of worship, helping us live A Symphony of Praise in the everyday.
Directing 1776 has been more than simply directing a musical. It has been a deeper and profound act of worship.
Encouragement is the oxygen of a healthy marriage. Without it, love suffocates under the pressures of daily life. The good news? It only takes a moment to revive your spouse’s heart.
Have you ever felt like the busyness of life makes it harder to connect with your spouse in meaningful ways? It would be easy for our relationship to take a back seat to the chaos of life. But somehow, we’ve found ways to keep growing together.
Boldness has never come easily to me, but as the years roll on, God has continued calling me to refine my life's edges. So, as I step into 2025, there is a desire to address something that I have remained complacent about.
Discover the timeless beauty of O Little Town of Bethlehem through reflections on its lyrics and the hope it offers this Christmas season. Explore how the carol speaks to our longing for a Savior, the call to open our hearts to Jesus, and the miracle of His presence in our lives. A heartfelt meditation on faith, humility, and the joy of Christ’s birth.
In this article, discover how ONE VERSE can revolutionize your New Year. As you open up God’s Word, you can find the one verse that can ignite a year of passion and miracles.
One Word has changed my life. I no longer make resolutions, I choose one word for the year, and I have seen God move. If you are looking forward to a New Year or a New Season, consider throwing away the resolutions, and choosing only one word.
“Sometimes when you are in a dark place, you think you have been buried, but actually you have been planted.” (Christine Caine) Today, let’s shift our perspective from being buried to being planted and realize that our greatest test will produce the greatest testimony. How do you stay planted? I am giving you three ways to flourish.
Encouragement for The New Year including personal reflections, new year's quotes from Charles Spurgeon, and a New Year message of hope.
There is a gap between expectation and reality that often doesn’t get spoken about. We sit in that gap, looking back at what we thought would be and forward into what is. No one prepared me for sitting in that gap, and the grief of realizing that life didn’t turn out the way I thought it would.