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Week 8 memory verse: Psalm 23:1 🐑🌿 My “I want” is Week 8 memory verse: Psalm 23:1 🐑🌿 My “I want” is not always about the thing. Sometimes it is my nervous system asking for safety. 😵‍💫🧠 And when that want machine starts revving, it never asks for something holy. It asks for control. Approval. Relief. Certainty. One more scroll. One more snack. One more something. 📱🍪🧃 Then Psalm 23:1 walks in like a steady adult in the room and says “The Lord is my shepherd; I have what I need.” 🧡 That line is not sentimental. It is defiant. ⚔️ Because David is not writing this from a life with no valleys. Psalm 23 includes pressure, enemies, and dark places. So this verse is not denial. It is trust with teeth. 🌑🛡️ So here is the family move this week When the want machine gets loud, pause for two minutes. ⏳ Ask: • What do we actually need right now • Who is leading us right now Then say it out loud together “The Lord is my shepherd; I have what I need.” 🐑 Episode 4 of Cozy Convictions pairs with this verse The Shepherd and the Want Machine 🎧 And the full Week 8 Bible study plus memory tools are on the website. Link in bio. 🔗📖 Save this for the next bedtime meltdown or Tuesday afternoon spiral. 💾😅
I used to think “good leadership” looked like conf I used to think “good leadership” looked like confidence, polish, and people who already seemed like they belonged on a stage. 🎤✨ Then God drops this line in 1 Samuel 16:7 and basically says, Stop staring at the packaging. 📦👀 Because humans do what humans do. We grade what shows. 📝✅ We notice height, talent, volume, vibe, followers, “well-behaved kids,” the perfect outfit, the quick answer, the impressive prayer. And we quietly assume, *That must be maturity.* 📈👏👑 But God is not impressed the way we are. 🙅‍♀️ He tells Samuel not to choose a king by appearance or stature because He has already rejected that candidate. Why? Because God is looking at the control center. The inside. The loves. The motives. The willingness to obey when nobody claps. ❤️👣🙏 This is comforting and confronting at the same time. 🫶⚠️ Comforting because God is not fooled by polish. ✨ Confronting because I can’t hide behind polish either. 🪞 So here’s a micro Bible study your whole family can do tonight. Even your three-year-old. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦📖 Read the story, answer the questions, and practice one “see like God” move together this week. 👀❤️ And if you’re working on memorizing 1 Samuel 16:7, I put the full study and simple memory tools on my website. 🔗🧠 Link in bio. Save this for later and bring it back at dinner time. 💾🍽️
Week 6 memory verse: Joshua 1:9 🧡 This verse isn’ Week 6 memory verse: Joshua 1:9 🧡 This verse isn’t a random “be brave” slogan. In context, Moses has died and Joshua is stepping into leadership (Joshua 1:1–2). God isn’t hyping Joshua up, He’s commissioning him… and grounding courage in a promise: “For the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.” That doesn’t mean “God endorses my plan.” In Joshua, God’s presence is tied to God’s Word and God’s mission (see 1:7-8 → 1:9). Fear can be loud, but it doesn’t get the steering wheel. Try this as a family (10-15 minutes): Read Joshua 1:1-9 once, then reread 1:9 slowly. Use the slide questions to observe the commands, find the “for…” reason, and choose one small obedience step for the week. Need help memorizing Week 6? We made tools for it - movements, chunking, and more - on our website. Tap the link in our bio to find the Week 6 Joshua 1:9 resources.
I snapped at my son while backing out of the garag I snapped at my son while backing out of the garage. 🚗💥 It was one of those winter morning when everything felt urgent and the ice on the roads made it feel insecure. ❄️ Lizzie was struggling to buckle her seat belt while we were pulling out of the garage. She asked Dustin for help to which he replied, "I don't think I'm able to," and something in me just broke loose. I lashed out. 😣 If I am honest, it was not just that moment. I had been frustrated with him lately because when Lizzie asked for help, he often would not, even when he seemed able. But instead of talking to him, I collected irritation. Then I spent it all at once. 🫠 Week 5 Memory Verse is Deuteronomy 6:5 📖 Love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength. ❤️💭💪 That verse does not let me separate worship from parenting. In that moment, I was not loving God with my strength. I was using my strength to control. And when I look closer, I was withholding something from Dustin too. I withheld curiosity. I withheld patience. I withheld the gentle question I should have asked days earlier. 😔 So, this week, I am practicing surrender before correction. 🙏 Lord, take my heart, my soul, and my strength. Fill me with the love I cannot manufacture. Fill my brain with the choices you would make. Please then give me the strength to parent the way you parent ✨ Swipe through the carousel and try the short family practice tonight. ⏳👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 I also put the memory verse tool in my bio. 🔗✅ 💬 What is one way you can love the Lord with all of your heart, soul, and strength today?
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