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  • I was going to write a caption reassuring everyone that Austin and I don’t just teach and eat cheese. But really? I think we mostly teach and eat cheese. 🤷🏻‍♀️ #sorrynotsorry #sabbath
  • Well, that disappeared fast. 🍕
  • I’m so thrilled by your excitement over Grafted In! I shared today in my stories about what a surprise it was for this little study - my first to put VULNERABLY in print - to be so warmly received in the world. It was a sweet study to write - tracing the line of Christ from Abraham all the way to Jesus. I’m placing a restock order this year on October 16th, so if you want to get your hands on it this year be sure to order it by then! You can also grab the free five-week group discussion guide on the product page. GREAT BIG P.S.: I designed the new @tinytheologians Advent tool to correlate with this study so if your family likes studying together, you might really enjoy this!
  • Let’s do this. 👊🏼
  • My sourdough misbehaved this morning. It was tough and unmoldable. It stuck to the bowl, the counter, the cutting board. It slipped through my hands until I shoved its rebellious butt in the oven for the second rise. Today is my writing day. About seven weeks ago, Austin and I decided it was time for me to drop to 30 hours a week at my day job at the local brewery to peruse God’s call on my life to write and teach. So one day I week, after my usual morning routine of personal study, walking the dog, and feigning a gym workout, I turn to my commentaries and keyboard. The first week of my new schedule I thought it would be a dream, but more often than not it’s the hardest work day of my week. Writing takes endurance. Study takes patience. And there are mornings, like this morning, that I wish the call of God was much more effortless. I open my commentaries and hope for an easy answer to a complex passage. I drag my feet in writing an outline because I know that outline will need meat to hang on it, and the content writing overwhelms me. So I squirm in my chair, inwardly kicking against the call to the work of study. I’m restless at the process, discontent with call. Just like my disgruntled sourdough. Praise God His molding hands aren’t impatient, as we are. He doesn’t put us out of sight so as not to be frustrated with us, but (unlike this baker) leans in with a steady supply of pressure and grace. Until we bear the right image - His image. Until we are as we were intended to be. This is the glory of God for us today. We’re imperfect, fitful little creatures. But God knows our form, and will make and remake us in His image by His kneading hand of goodness and grace. We may fight against the difficulty of His call on our lives today, but our resistance cannot quit His love. Our fighting cannot out-fight the sanctifying work of His Spirit. He will have His way, until we look as we should - like Him. ❤️
  • Crawling in bed early this evening to a book I’ve been looking forward to cracking open for months. All That’s Good is the latest from @hannah_._anderson and I can’t wait to sit and savor. Here’s just an early tidbit: “But in trying to keep myself safe, in obsessing over making the ‘right’ choices, I found myself making a whole lot of wrong ones. Because I lacked a vision for goodness, I also lacked discernment. And without discernment, I had little chance of finding the security and happiness that I wanted—that I think we all want.” #allthatsgood
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