This is the Day Rejoice

Elizabeth Giles and Monika Walker

Oh the everyday chaos of life can be wearisome! But when we view everything through the Word of God, it becomes manageable. We can even learn to rejoice in chaotic times! Join Elizabeth Giles and Monika Walker as they they examine scripture, encouraging women to view all things through a biblical lens. ​

  1. 1d ago

    Check Engine Light | Stewarding Emotions Well

    Emotions are like a check engine light - a guage that tells us what's happening in our hearts. When this is the day your emotions are running rampant, heed that warning light and look to God's Word to know where you need to direct your heart. This world is full of suffering and trials, pain and sorrow. But even in the midst of them, those of us who are living in light of eternity know great joy and peace. And we must keep setting our minds on Christ—THINKING about Him, THINKING on truth. THINKING on whatever is true, dignified, right, pure, lovely, and commendable. THINKING on the things that are excellent and worthy of praise. When we fill our minds with these thoughts, our cups will be filled with these truths. And when we are bumped, what spills out will reflect that we are God's own possession, and we will proclaim the excellencies of Him who has called us out of darkness into His marvelous light. Make the opening sentence more naturalReduce repetition of "THINKING" Join Elizabeth Giles and Monika Walker as they look at emotions through a biblical lens.  ________________________ Resources: Visit our shop for super one-of-a-kind designs that promote gospel centered conversations. From unique shirts to gorgeous wall prints, collectible coffee mugs and more! ________________________ This Is The Day Rejoice Website Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest ________________________ We want everyone to have a free, printable bookmark, to help you spend more time rightly seeking to understand God's Word. Click here for your free instant print.

    Check Engine Light | Stewarding Emotions Well
  2. Oct 19

    Closing One Door, Opening Another | Spiritual Myths

    You're probably not bothered by a black cat crossing your path or a broken mirror. But how many spiritual superstitions do you engage in without even realizing it? When you really examine your heart, we think you might be surprised at the silly phrases we share with sincere hearts, not realizing the foolishness of the myth we're perpetuating. Those kinds of myths are ridiculous, like being afraid of the number 13. No, these spiritual superstitions are subtle and sometimes even righteous-sounding. Join Elizabeth Giles and Monika Walker in this episode as they explore many of the common myths that Christians can struggle with today. Once identified, all these irreverent ways of thinking can be fought off by disciplining our hearts and minds with the true teaching of the Word. By saturating ourselves with the words of God, we can rest in the sweetness of our salvation and the reliability of our sovereign God. And that's way better than good luck! 1 Timothy 4:7–8 — Have nothing to do with irreverent, silly myths. Rather train yourself for godliness; for while bodily training is of some value, godliness is of value in every way, as it holds promise for the present life and also for the life to come. ________________________ Resources: Visit our shop for super one-of-a-kind designs that promote gospel centered conversations. From unique shirts to gorgeous wall prints, collectible coffee mugs and more! ________________________ This Is The Day Rejoice Website Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest ________________________ We want everyone to have a free, printable bookmark, to help you spend more time rightly seeking to understand God's Word. Click here for your free instant print.

    Closing One Door, Opening Another | Spiritual Myths
  3. Sep 14

    A Perfect 68 Degrees | Worshipping Comfort

    We want comfort financially and physically, so we worship all sorts of things. It is self-centered thinking, not God-centered thinking. We can lose our joy when we don't get "all the things." Our eyes become focused on the world rather than on the things above. Seeking our own comfort is exhausting, fruitless, and leaves us more empty than when we started, full of discontentment and envy. We are created beings, which means we are dependent on a good and faithful Creator to meet our daily needs. We were created as stewards of all the blessings of God, so the right response is to trust and worship God with all that He has given us to steward. We use our health, wealth, time, and achievements while here on earth to gain the bounty of heaven. That is the true comfort our souls must seek. Luke 12: 16-21 16 And he told them a parable, saying, "The land of a rich man produced plentifully, 17 and he thought to himself, 'What shall I do, for I have nowhere to store my crops?' 18 And he said, 'I will do this: I will tear down my barns and build larger ones, and there I will store all my grain and my goods. 19 And I will say to my soul, "Soul, you have ample goods laid up for many years; relax, eat, drink, be merry."' 20 But God said to him, 'Fool! This night your soul is required of you, and the things you have prepared, whose will they be?' 21 So is the one who lays up treasure for himself and is not rich toward God."  ________________________ Resources: Visit our shop for super one-of-a-kind designs that promote gospel centered conversations. From unique shirts to gorgeous wall prints, collectible coffee mugs and more! ________________________ This Is The Day Rejoice Website Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest ________________________ We want everyone to have a free, printable bookmark, to help you spend more time rightly seeking to understand God's Word. Click here for your free instant print.

    A Perfect 68 Degrees | Worshipping Comfort
  4. Sep 7

    Born for Eternity | A Story of Grace

    Her womb was empty, but so were her arms. At 40 weeks and three days pregnant, Allie and her husband, Jeramy, went to the hospital expecting to meet their healthy firstborn child. Instead, a doctor took Allie's hand and told them the words no parent ever wants to hear: their baby was gone. The young couple faced the devastating reality of infant loss, empty arms, a nursery prepared for a baby who would never come home, and the question every grieving heart asks: Why? But their story is not ultimately about death. It is about the character of God. Through Scripture, prayer, the faithful ministry of their church, and the truth of God's sovereignty, Jeramy and Allie learned to grieve without despair. They discovered that trusting God is more than saying, "God is sovereign." It means believing that truth when the Lord takes away something you desperately wanted to keep. Their journey through grief demonstrates a powerful testimony of God's sustaining grace - and of what it means to say, even through unimaginable sorrow, "It is well with my soul." ________________________ Resources: Safe in the Arms of God by John MacArthur You Are Still a Mother: Hope for Women Grieving a Stillbirth or Miscarriage by Jackie Gibson Trusting God in Trying Times by Don Green Dark Clouds Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament by Mark Vroegop Wait by Smedly Yates  Visit our shop for super one-of-a-kind designs that promote gospel centered conversations. From unique shirts to gorgeous wall prints, collectible coffee mugs and more! ________________________ This Is The Day Rejoice Website Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest ________________________ We want everyone to have a free, printable bookmark, to help you spend more time rightly seeking to understand God's Word. Click here for your free instant print.

    Born for Eternity | A Story of Grace
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Oh the everyday chaos of life can be wearisome! But when we view everything through the Word of God, it becomes manageable. We can even learn to rejoice in chaotic times! Join Elizabeth Giles and Monika Walker as they they examine scripture, encouraging women to view all things through a biblical lens. ​

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