“What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us,” said A.W. Tozer in his book Knowledge of the Holy. Do you think of God as a lecturing, scolding Father? I wouldn’t have said so. I know that some people have...
Hey, it’s Shannon for a quick update on what’s next in 2024. I have several exciting things to announce, plus the roadmap for what’s coming in the coming months. Welcome to the J-Term series! Joining me is Emily Jensen, Trillia Newbell, and Amy...
Have we met? If not, I’m Shannon. From the page, platform, and podcast mic, I’m inviting you to open your Bible with me and live like it’s true. I’ve just wrapped up two book projects, and I’m contemplating what to work on next. Can I get...
My latest episode on Live Like It’s True is titled, “The Desire to Control my Husband”. (But if you have no husband, please note that this desire also pertains to you!). In the extended opening, I shared about how God opened my eyes to the root...
Why do the weeds grow and the flowers die? Why is there cancer, and divorce, and death? And why, even when my life is so full, do I feel so empty? The answers to these questions are found, not in some lengthy discourse, but in a relatively short story about a man and...
Have you been following along this summer, on the Live Like it’s True podcast? Want to win this bundle of amazing gifts, from our guests? Included are: Pathway to Peace by Ann Swindell. Esther: Seeing Our Invisible God in an Uncertain World by Amy Carroll and...
It was such a joy to guest on Linch with a Leader. Mike and I overlapped at Liberty University and he now pastors NorthStar Church in Kennesaw/Acworth, GA, and serves leaders with his podcast. (Thanks to my friend Angela Hooley Eeles for reconnecting us!) Mike is such...
True Woman ’22 is shaping up to be an incredible weekend—we just need YOU!💜 Set aside September 22–24, and make plans to join me in Indianapolis (or online!) for three days of Bible teaching, worship, breakout sessions, and refreshing connections with sisters in...
Jesus came for all of us, right? That’s what every Easter message tomorrow will proclaim—that Jesus died for you and for me, even if we’re Irish or German or Greek. Jesus came for all of us, not just the Jews. So then, why not erase all of parts of the...
Meg is twenty-six and has gone to church all her life. She loves Jesus and lives with her boyfriend. She also serves in children’s ministry at her church and attends a women’s small group Bible study. Meg knows that the Bible has some things to say about...