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Quarantine Soul Care: Trusting God
As David said in Psalm 138:8,”The LORD will fulfill his purpose for me.” Because we know God is directing our lives to an ultimate end and because we know He is sovereignly able to orchestrate the events of our lives toward that end, we can trust Him…
Quarantine Soul Care: The Father is Always
Answers. Understanding. Insight. How we long for those! We want so desperately to know what is happening to us and what will become of us. When the days are dark and we feel overwhelmed by pain or sorrow or confusion, we beg for answers. We believe that…
Quarantine Soul Care: Lent, Spring, & Doubling Back Toward Life
This is part of an ongoing series during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. To engage further in the #QuarantineSoulCare series, click here. Lenten means “springtime” in Middle English, which itself comes…
Quarantine Soul Care: The Goodness of Being
The whole sense of Scripture, it seems to me, is that God the Father has this thing about being. He was absolutely wild about it. He kept thinking up new ways of being and new kinds of being to be. One afternoon the Son came along and said, “This is really great stuff; why don’t I go mix Us up a batch?” And God the Holy Spirit said, “Terrific! I’ll help You.”…
COVID-19 Encouragement for Your Soul
Cover photo via Vatican Media This post originally appeared on Instagram from @theandrewarndt Was Sunday, March 15, 2020 Strange for You, Too? On Sunday, I saw a picture of the…
Your Quarantine Reflections Matter
This article originated from a Facebook post from NavPress author Leslie Leyland Fields, who has been teaching and publishing stories around the world for 30 years using a dynamic, spiritually…
Quarantine Soul Care: Fear with the Scary Element Deleted
We’re afraid when we’re suddenly caught off our guard and don’t know what to do. We’re afraid when our presuppositions and assumptions no longer account for what we’re up against, and we don’t know what will happen to us. We’re afraid when reality, without warning, is shown to be either more or other than we thought it was…
Quarantine Soul Care: A New Series
This is the first in an ongoing series during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. To engage further in the #QuarantineSoulCare series, click here.
No one gets into Christian publishing for the money. We’re in it for the love.
And it’s out of that multifaceted love that we wanted to open the vast and rich archives of NavPress publications to find words of encouragement to share with you over the next several weeks. Consider us a source for your #quarantinesoulcare.
Leadership: It’s Always Being Now
Being present isn’t just a means for finding and sustaining our calling; being present is essential for carrying genuine spiritual authority in the marketplace. There is a line in an…
Why Lent is Good for Your Brain and Your Soul
Would you rather inflict pain on yourself than be alone with your own thoughts? That was the question some researchers posed a couple of years ago. In an unusual study,…