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Predicting Jesus is a six-week Bible study of the prophecies that point to Jesus in the book of Isaiah. Each messianic prophecy in Isaiah is linked to its New Testament scripture, showing how what Isaiah spoke came true through Jesus. Predicting Jesus has four lessons each week that include thought-provoking questions for reflection, practical application to our modern lives, and discussion questions for small group leaders.
Hi, I'm Kim.
Writer and Speaker
My work is dedicated to equipping you with an understanding of the promises God made to you as His daughter. My heart longs to inspire you to gain eternal perspectives.
Let me challenge you to live each day filled with the outrageous joy and peace that comes from a deep relationship with God.
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Hurry~Still Waters Retreat!
Hello friend, it just occurred to me that I’ve been posting this on social media, but I didn’t send it directly to YOU! My apologies for the late notice. If you have these dates open, we’d love to have you at our very first retreat. The Still Waters Retreat will take place from Friday, October … Read more
Unsettled to Calm. How?!
Transparency time: this morning, I’ve been feeling unsettled about this next season in my life. At the end of the school year last spring, I gave my notice that I would not be coming back to teaching in the fall. The decision was terrifying, but I was certain – through much prayer and seeking the … Read more
Surviving Sorrow Through the Holidays: NOT Feeling Merry or Bright
There are lots of reasons a person might not feel “merry” during the holiday season. One in particular hangs over my heart: grief. As you hustle and bustle through the next week, consider that someone around you might be in a deep pit of grief, unable to climb out on her own. Grieving through Christmas … Read more
Surviving Sorrow Through the Holidays: Agony of Anticipation
As my grieving mom group gathered, the conversation drifted to dreading certain months and days: the month our child died, his birthday, the holidays. The anticipation of those times is agony. At this time of year, everyone around us is anticipating Christmas. The advent calendars are slowly counting the days… one by one. The ramping … Read more