Whether we are ready for it or not, the Christmas season is officially here. While this Christmas may look vastly different than those in years past, one thing remains steadfast: we are celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Among the decorated Christmas trees, Santas, and snowmen, we see nativity sets to remind us…
Soul Care How are you caring for your soul these days? Please take a moment to stop and think about this question. For the past eight months (why does it feel longer than eight months?!?!), we have been living with uncertainty, extreme stress, and anxiety. Physically, we are exhausted, and our bodies crave sleep. Mentally,…
Thursday, November 19th, will be the first anniversary of my brother Troy’s passing. In a way, it seems like it happened yesterday; in other ways, it feels as if it happened eons ago. Grief tends to make time either stand still or move at a rapid pace. This past year, I have tried to sort…
We put up our Christmas tree this past weekend. With the high of 70 degrees and a warm breeze coming through the open windows, I took my time fluffing the tree out, setting up the nativity scene, and humming to the Christmas music flowing from my Bluetooth speakers. I’m sure our neighbors thought that we…
A few weeks ago, I watched Beth Moore’s Living Proof simulcast from the comfort of my couch. Armed with my computer, my Bible, and my notebook, I settled in for a good day of teaching and worshipping. And what a day it was! The topic for the day was prayer and two simple words: “Girl,…
A few years ago, our family vacationed in the Smoky Mountains. It was a wonderful time. We went hiking to visit three waterfalls and enjoy the beautiful scenery. What started as a level hike turned into an uphill hike. Up and up, we went, and with each step, my mind told me that I could…
We’ve all heard the term, “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink it.” This saying can be applied to our current situation in our house. I can tell someone to tell a person to get tested for Covid based on their symptoms until I am blue in the face,…
In last week’s blog post, I encouraged you to start reading and studying the Bible daily. Today, I am going to give you three different options for studying scripture. If you are still intimidated and unsure of where to begin with your reading, here is one thing that I’ve learned; I’m not studying to be…
A few weeks ago, we had a major catastrophe occur in our house. Our Keurig broke. In bewilderment and panic, my son and I tried to figure out what to do. We need our coffee! Seriously, our life cannot function without our coffee! That sounds a tad bit dramatic. In reality, we actually can live…
As many of you know, within the first year of a loved one passing, certain holidays, anniversaries, or special days can trigger more additional grief or sorrow. September 16th is that day for me. Today would have been my dad’s 75th birthday. My brother, Troy, who shares the same birthday, would have been 43 years…
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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!
Read more: https://missyeversole.com/blog/the-dreaded-s-word/
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!
I am the host of the "Bold Faith Now" podcast. The podcast that empowers you to embrace a fearless faith journey. If you want to live out your love and faith for Jesus with unwavering courage and conviction, this podcast is for you! Click here to listen!
