A Bag of Flour, a Pit, and a Fight Grabbing the car door handle, my youngest son flung the bag of flour into the back seat with such force that a cloud of dust rose from it. “Be careful with my grandflour!” I said jokingly. My high school freshman’s early morning glare and eye roll…
Summer is finally here, and for years, I’ve always associated summer with one thing – reading! Summer Reading During my childhood, I would participate in the summer program at my local library. Hopping on my bike and heading downtown to the library, I couldn’t wait to walk through the bookcases upon bookcases looking for that…
I could not stop crying as I was facing the role of an empty nester. Earlier that day, our oldest son boarded a plane to Texas for his second semester of classes at Baylor University. Because of the pandemic, his semester break had been extended an additional two weeks. As a family, we celebrated the…
The term “kicking against the goads” isn’t one that we use in our everyday conversations, but it’s one that we should start using! The account of Paul and his conversion in the book of Acts (9:1-19) is a favorite of mine. From the appearance of the risen Savior to Paul’s blindness for three days to…
We did it! For those of us with students, the end of the school year is upon us. However, our students need to make it through final exams and projects before the joys of summer can begin. This is a stressful time for both students and teachers. Thankfully, when we come to the Lord stressed,…
Most of us are familiar with the term JOY – Jesus, Others, You. In our Christian circles, we refer to this as putting Jesus first, then others, then ourselves. It’s a simple word that is relatively hard to follow through doing. Most of us, myself included, tend to put ourselves and others before Jesus. This…
Six Ways to Say No “You owe no one an explanation about why you will not do something that is not your responsibility.” Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend, page 198. Years ago, in the middle school parking lot, I concluded that I needed to set some boundaries, and I took the…
And a woman named Martha welcomed him into her house. And she had a sister called Mary, who sat at the Lord’s feet and listened to his teaching. Luke 10:38b-39 A Martha During the Holidays I have a confession to make. I didn’t take my own advice in this blog post. Determined to rest my soul…
The hustle and bustle of the Christmas shopping season are upon us. Whether you are braving the crowds at the stores or shopping from the comforts of your home, you are no doubt looking for the perfect gift to give to those you love the most. We all have received the perfect gift of all…
In the Christmas story, we are introduced to Joseph. We learn of Christ’s earthly father in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. While not much is known of him, we know that his unconditional love for a woman, and his obedience to the Lord, play an important role in God’s plan for redeeming His people…
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My guest this week on the podcast is Olivier Melnick (MBTS, Dallas Theological Seminary). He is the founder and executive director of Shalom in Messiah Ministries. The son of Holocaust survivors from France, Olivier is an international speaker, an authority on the topic of antisemitism, and the author of seven books. Advocating against antisemitism in all its forms, Shalom in Messia Ministries seeks to educate and mobilize Christians to fight the hate while building bridges with the Jewish people.
Check out his book here: https://a.co/d/09rMzPgO
Feb 27
“Wives, submit to your own husbands, as to the Lord.” Ephesians 5:22 ESV - Whenever this verse comes up in a sermon, my husband always gives me a mischievous smile and I, in turn, just roll my eyes at him. However, I have learned over the years that submitting to your husband is not a bad thing. We are stronger together, and with Christ at the head of our marriage, we can get through anything!
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Feb 26
What does it mean to live with bold faith when antisemitism is no longer hidden but openly celebrated?
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Feb 25
What happens when a culture obsessed with convenience, science, and personal freedom begins to lose its spiritual foundation?
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Feb 18
What does it look like to help teens find real joy in a digitally anxious world? Teens are more connected than ever, and yet anxiety, distraction, and joylessness are rising.
In this episode of Bold Faith Now, I talk with longtime youth ministry leader Dr. Dave Rahn, co-author with Ebonie Davis, of Grit and Joy: Help for Bewildered Families of Teens, about what’s really happening to teens in a digitally anxious world—and how parents and leaders can help.
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Feb 11
What happens when colleges stop educating and start shaping beliefs? How the biblical worldview is being replaced by secular and ideological frameworks
In this episode of the Bold Faith Now podcast, Missy Eversole talks with Dr. Corey Miller, President and CEO of Ratio Christi and author of The Progressive Miseducation of America, about how colleges and universities are undermining biblical worldview.
Listen now on Apple, Spotify, or my website - www.missyeversole.com
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Feb 4
Welcome Friends!
My name is Missy, and I love Jesus!
I am a Christ-follower, wife, mom, author, and speaker. I am dedicated to empowering women to live audaciously for Jesus. Now is the time, friends, to step out of the shadows and tell everyone about Him!
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