Dwelling Place: The Bible for Moms

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Moms are the busiest people we know! We're equipping Christian moms to dwell with Jesus and then to parent based on the wisdom of The Bible. If you're looking for a way to be consistent in looking to the Word of God this year, join us to make your home all about HIM! This podcast is sponsored by Entrusted Ministries and aligns with the "Entrusted with a Child's Heart" study for moms. Entrusted offers Scripture-saturated resources for churches, home groups, and individuals. If you're looking for in-depth conversations about how to apply The Bible, look for our Again podcast on biblical motherhood!

  1. 13h ago

    #208. Who Do You Say Jesus Is? Faith, Suffering & the True Gospel | Matthew 16–17, Mark 8

    What does it really mean to follow Jesus? Does having enough faith guarantee that God will answer our prayers the way we want? And are we preparing our children for the true cost—and eternal worth—of following Christ? In this episode of The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms from Entrusted Ministries, Stephanie Hickox explores Matthew 16–17 and the life-changing question Jesus asked His disciples: “But who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:15). Peter boldly declares that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Yet just moments later, he struggles to accept that Jesus must suffer, die, and rise again. Through Peter's imperfect faith, the glory of the Transfiguration, and Jesus' teaching about faith and suffering, we discover what it means to trust God even when His plans differ from our expectations. For Christian moms seeking a Bible podcast, a chronological Bible reading plan, or biblical wisdom for raising children who genuinely love and follow Jesus, this episode offers an important reminder: Biblical faith isn't about convincing God to give us the life we want. It's about trusting Him to accomplish His good purposes. In This Episode, You'll Discover:Who is Jesus Christ? Understand the meaning of Christ as the promised Messiah and why Peter's confession that Jesus is the Son of the living God is central to the Christian faith.What does it mean to take up your cross? Explore Jesus' challenging call to deny ourselves, follow Him, and live with eternity in view rather than pursuing earthly comfort above all else.What can we learn from Peter's imperfect faith? See how Peter could recognize Jesus as the Messiah yet still struggle to understand God's plan—and find encouragement for your own journey of faith.What happened at the Transfiguration? Discover the significance of Jesus' glory being revealed to Peter, James, and John, and hear why this remarkable moment points us to the greatness of Christ.Does having enough faith guarantee a miracle? Read Jesus' teaching about faith like a mustard seed in context and learn why genuine faith trusts God's wisdom rather than demanding a particular outcome.Are we teaching our children the true gospel? Consider why Christian parents must be careful not to promise that following Jesus guarantees health, prosperity, or an easy life.How can we prepare our children for a life of faith? Learn to point your children toward the worthiness of Jesus and the eternal hope of being with Him, even when obedience involves sacrifice or suffering. Biblical Parenting: Teaching Our Children to Trust GodAs Christian moms, we naturally want our children to experience God's goodness and blessing. But what happens when life is painful, prayers seem unanswered, or following Jesus costs them something? If we teach our children that faith guarantees earthly success, we risk giving them expectations that Scripture never promises. Jesus Himself spoke openly about suffering, sacrifice, and the cost of discipleship. Biblical parenting means helping our children understand the whole counsel of God's Word. We want them to know that God is powerful enough to do the impossible, yet wise enough to accomplish His purposes in ways we may not understand. True faith doesn't demand that God follow our plans. It rests in His goodness, even when His answers surprise or disappoint us. Our goal isn't simply to raise children who expect life to go well because they follow Jesus. It's to disciple children who know who Jesus is, understand what He has called them to, and believe that He is worthy of their wholehearted devotion. Scripture ReadingFollow along with this chronological New Testament Bible study as we explore: Matthew 16 — Peter confesses Jesus as the Christ; Jesus teaches about His coming suffering and calls His disciples to take up their crosses.Matthew 17 — The Transfiguration reveals Jesus' glory, Jesus heals a demon-possessed boy, and He again foretells His death and resurrection.Luke 9:28–36 — A parallel account of the Transfiguration, including the disciples' conversation about Jesus' coming death. Key verse: “But who do you say that I am?” — Matthew 16:15 A Prayer for Christian MomsHeavenly Father, help us trust the goodness of Your plans even when life doesn't unfold as we expect. Refine our understanding of Your Word and teach us to walk by faith rather than by our own expectations. Draw our children to Jesus, the Christ, the Son of the living God. Help us prepare them to follow Him faithfully, knowing that He is worthy of every sacrifice and that eternity with Him will be worth it all. Amen. Keep Growing in God's WordSubscribe to The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms from Entrusted Ministries for biblical encouragement as you follow a chronological Bible reading plan, grow in your understanding of Scripture, and seek to raise children who love and follow Christ. Whether you're looking for a New Testament Bible reading plan, a Bible podcast for Christian women, or practical Christian parenting wisdom, join us as we learn to treasure God's Word and faithfully disciple the children He has entrusted to us. Because following Jesus isn't a promise of an easy life—it's an invitation to know the One who is eternally worthy. #ChristianMoms #BiblePodcast #BiblicalParenting #ChronologicalBibleReadingPlan #ChristianParenting Learn more about Entrusted Ministries and the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan at Entrusted Ministries. Podcast Page Commentaries Most Referenced: Moody Bible Commentary, MacArthur Commentary

  2. 3d ago

    #207. Beyond Behavior: What Jesus Teaches Us About Parenting the Heart and Raising Impulsive children with Hope | John 6, Matthew 15 & Mark 7

    The Bread of Life & Parenting the Heart | John 6, Matthew 15 & Mark 7 Article Explaining Jesus' Discussing His Flesh and Blood What does it mean to believe in Jesus when His words are difficult to understand? And how can we move beyond correcting our children's behavior to addressing the heart behind it? In this episode of The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms, Stephanie Hickox explores powerful lessons from John 6, Matthew 15, and Mark 7 about faith, spiritual transformation, and biblical parenting. After feeding the five thousand, Jesus declares that He is the Bread of Life. Many who had followed Him turn away when His teaching becomes difficult, but Peter responds with a beautiful confession of faith: “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life” (John 6:68). As we follow a chronological Bible reading plan through the Gospels, we discover that Jesus offers something far greater than temporary satisfaction. He offers eternal life. We also see how Jesus confronts the religious leaders who prioritize outward traditions over the condition of the heart. In this episode, you'll discover: Jesus, the Bread of Life: Why Jesus offers more than temporary provision and how believing in Him changes everything.Faith when God's Word is difficult: What Peter's declaration teaches us about trusting Jesus even when we don't fully understand His ways.The difference between legalism and heart transformation: Why Jesus confronts outward religious behavior that hides a heart far from God.Biblical parenting that reaches the heart: Why correcting behavior alone isn't enough and how parents can help children recognize the thoughts, emotions, and beliefs influencing their choices.Parenting impulsive children with hope: Encouragement for moms raising children who speak before they think, act impulsively, or struggle to control their responses—and a reminder of how God can shape their strengths for His purposes.Our need for the Holy Spirit: Why lasting transformation cannot come from parental instruction alone, but requires God's work in our hearts and the hearts of our children. As Christian moms, we can become so focused on outward behavior that we miss what is happening in our children's hearts. A child struggling with a math assignment, for example, may not need a lecture about laziness as much as patient help identifying the discouragement or lies they believe about themselves. Biblical parenting seeks to address the heart, teach God's truth, and trust the Holy Spirit to bring genuine transformation. This episode offers practical Christian parenting wisdom rooted in Scripture, reminding us that God is not merely interested in what we say or do outwardly. He desires hearts transformed into the likeness of Christ. Whether you're following a chronological Bible reading plan, looking for a Bible podcast for women, or seeking biblical encouragement for your motherhood journey, join us as we learn to treasure Jesus, trust His Word, and faithfully point our children's hearts toward Him. Scripture ReferencesJohn 6:14–71; Matthew 15:1–20; Mark 7:1–23; John 6:68; Psalm 19:14. Resources MentionedEntrusted With a Child's Heart — Learn more about this biblical parenting study and how to move beyond behavior management to heart-focused discipleship.Got Questions — Additional resources explaining Jesus' teaching about the Bread of Life and the figurative language in John 6. Find links to the resources mentioned in this episode in the show notes. A Prayer for Christian MomsLord, help us trust You when Your Word is difficult to understand. Transform our hearts so that our words bring You glory. Teach us to parent with wisdom, consistency, and grace, looking beyond outward behavior to the hearts of our children. Help us faithfully plant and water seeds of truth while trusting Your Holy Spirit to bring growth. Amen. Subscribe to The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms from Entrusted Ministries for biblical encouragement as you read God's Word, grow in Christ, and seek to raise children who love and follow Him. Because what God is doing in your heart matters just as much as what you're teaching your children. #ChristianParenting #ChristianMoms #BiblePodcast #BiblicalParenting #ChronologicalBibleReadingPlan Learn more about Entrusted Ministries and the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan at Entrusted Ministries. Podcast Page Commentaries Most Referenced: Moody Bible Commentary, MacArthur Commentary

  3. 4d ago

    #206. "What Do You Have? Give it to Me" : Trading Our Inadequacy for the Sufficiency of Jesus Christ | Matthew 14, Mark 6, Luke 9

    Do you ever feel like you simply aren’t enough for your family? You want to be a faithful Christian mom, care well for your children, keep up with the demands of your household, and nurture your family’s faith—but at the end of the day, your to-do list is still unfinished, and you feel exhausted by everything you couldn’t accomplish. What if your weakness is not an obstacle to the work God wants to do through you, but an opportunity to point your family to Jesus? In this episode of The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms, Stephanie Hickox explores the feeding of the 5,000 in Matthew 14, Mark 6, Luke 9, and John 6. This remarkable miracle reveals Jesus as the compassionate Good Shepherd who sees the needs of His people and provides abundantly. And tucked into this familiar Bible story is a powerful encouragement for Christian motherhood: Jesus invites us to bring Him what we have, even when it feels woefully insufficient, and trust Him with the results. Through the example of the boy who offered his five barley loaves and two fish, we’re reminded that God does not ask us to become supermoms who can do everything on our own. He calls us to faithfulness, humility, and dependence on Christ. If you’re overwhelmed by homeschooling, working, caring for your children, managing family finances, or navigating difficult circumstances, this Bible study will encourage you to surrender your limitations and let Jesus be glorified in your motherhood. In This Episode, You’ll DiscoverWhat the feeding of the 5,000 teaches us about motherhood: Why your insufficiency can become an opportunity to demonstrate your need for Jesus to your children.The boy who offered his lunch to Jesus: How five loaves and two fish remind us to give God what we have instead of focusing on what we lack.Jesus, the Good Shepherd: How Christ’s compassion for the crowds echoes Psalm 23 and reveals the Father’s heart to provide for His people.God’s abundance in the middle of our limitations: Why the twelve baskets of leftovers matter and what they teach us about the generous provision of Jesus.Serving faithfully when you’re emotionally exhausted: What Jesus’ response to the crowds teaches us about compassion, service, and meeting the needs of those God places in our lives.Trusting God with your unfinished to-do list: How Christian moms can surrender their plans, expectations, and dreams for their families to the Lord.The connection between weakness and God’s glory: Why modeling dependence on Christ can teach our children more than trying to appear capable of doing everything ourselves.Finding contentment in Christ: How to live with gratitude for what God has provided rather than constantly measuring yourself against everything you wish you could do.Growing in biblical motherhood: How to be diligent yet humble, faithful yet surrendered, as you disciple your children and care for your family. Bible Passages in This EpisodeMatthew 14 — The death of John the Baptist, the feeding of the 5,000, and Jesus walking on the water.Mark 6:30–44 — Jesus has compassion on the crowds and feeds them.Luke 9:10–17 — Jesus provides food for the multitude.John 6:1–14 — The boy’s five barley loaves and two fish.Psalm 23 — The Lord as our Shepherd who provides and satisfies.2 Kings 4:42–44 — Elisha feeds a hundred men with twenty barley loaves.Psalm 116:15 — The preciousness of the death of God’s faithful people.Matthew 5:10 — The blessing promised to those persecuted for righteousness. A Word of Encouragement for the Overwhelmed MomYou don’t have to be a supermom to be a faithful mom. God knows your limitations. He sees the unfinished tasks, the competing demands, the financial pressures, the health challenges, and the moments when you wonder how you can possibly give your family what they need. The invitation of Jesus is simple: “Bring them here to me” (Matthew 14:18, ESV). Bring Him your limited time, your tired body, your imperfect plans, your hopes for your children, and your desire to raise them to know and love Him. Be diligent in the work He has given you, but don’t carry the burden of believing that everything depends on you. Your children need more than a mother who can do it all. They need to see a mother who knows where to turn when she cannot. May your motherhood become a daily testimony that Jesus is sufficient, His provision is abundant, and His glory shines through our weakness. Listen now for biblical encouragement to surrender your inadequacy, trust the Good Shepherd, and discover the freedom of depending on Jesus in the everyday work of Christian motherhood. The Dwelling Place is a Bible podcast from Entrusted Ministries, created to help busy Christian moms grow in God’s Word and apply biblical truth to motherhood, parenting, and family life. Learn more about Entrusted Ministries and the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan at Entrusted Ministries. Podcast Page Commentaries Most Referenced: Moody Bible Commentary, MacArthur Commentary

  4. 5d ago

    #205. Faith Over Fear: Jesus’ Miracles Teach Us As Christian Moms to Trust a God Who Has Power Over Physical AND Spiritual Death | Mark 4-5 + Matthew 10

    What do you do when your child is sick, your prayers seem unanswered, or a difficult season lasts far longer than you ever expected? As Christian moms, we long to protect our families, find answers, and see the people we love made well. But how can we walk in faith when we cannot control the outcome? In this episode of The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms, Stephanie Hickox explores two extraordinary miracles of Jesus in Mark 5: the healing of a woman who had suffered for twelve years and the raising of Jairus’ twelve-year-old daughter. Through these accounts, we see Jesus’ compassion for the suffering, His power over sickness and death, and His tender care for those who come to Him in faith. These stories remind us that God can be glorified even in circumstances we would never choose for our families. Although faith does not guarantee the specific outcome we desire, we can trust the character and power of Jesus, bring our deepest fears to Him, and live with an eternal perspective. For moms seeking biblical encouragement for Christian motherhood, parenting through uncertainty, and growing in faith and family life, this Bible study invites you to look beyond your circumstances to the Savior who makes us whole. In This Episode, You’ll DiscoverFaith when the problem feels impossible: What Jairus and the suffering woman teach us about approaching Jesus with our greatest needs.Jesus sees the suffering others overlook: How Christ restored a woman who had endured twelve years of physical pain, social isolation, and spiritual exclusion.When healing seems delayed: How to trust God when you have tried everything to help someone you love and still have no answers.The difference Jesus makes: Why the woman’s touch did not make Jesus unclean—and how His healing power made her whole.Trusting God with your children: What Jairus’ desperate request teaches us about bringing our fears for our children to Jesus.Faith in the face of fear: Jesus’ words, “Do not fear, only believe,” invite us to look to Him even when circumstances seem hopeless.Living with eternity in view: How the temporary nature of life changes the way we approach sickness, suffering, parenting, and our children’s spiritual well-being.Biblical wisdom for family health decisions: Why we need discernment, prayer, and wisdom as we seek answers for our families rather than simply chasing the next health trend.Prioritizing spiritual care in busy motherhood: How to remain attentive to the spiritual needs of our children while meeting the constant physical needs of family life. Bible Passages in This EpisodeMark 5:21–43 — Jesus heals the woman who had been bleeding for twelve years and raises Jairus’ daughter.Numbers 15:37–41 — God commands Israel to wear tassels as reminders of His commandments.Hebrews 11:6 — Without faith it is impossible to please God.Romans 8:28 — God works all things together for good for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose. Encouragement for Christian MomsFaith is not pretending that sickness, fear, and suffering are insignificant. It is bringing those very things to Jesus, trusting His character when we cannot understand His timing, and remembering that this life is not the end of our story. The woman in Mark 5 had suffered for twelve years. Jairus faced the possibility of losing his beloved daughter. Neither circumstance was too difficult for Jesus. He saw the woman whom others had overlooked, and He responded with compassion to a father who desperately wanted his child to live. As mothers, we can pray for our children’s physical protection and healing while remembering that their spiritual well-being matters eternally. We can ask God for wisdom, seek appropriate help, and entrust our families to the Savior who cares for them even more deeply than we do. Join Stephanie as we study Mark 5 and discover how the miracles of Jesus can strengthen our faith, quiet our fears, and help us trust Him with the people we love most. The Dwelling Place is a Bible podcast from Entrusted Ministries, created to help busy Christian moms spend time in God’s Word and apply biblical truth to motherhood, parenting, and family life. Learn more about Entrusted Ministries and the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan at Entrusted Ministries. Podcast Page Commentaries Most Referenced: Moody Bible Commentary, MacArthur Commentary

  5. Oct 19

    #203. The Parables of Jesus: Praying for Good Soil in Our Children’s Hearts | Matthew 13, Luke 8,11

    How can we faithfully teach our children God’s Word while trusting Him to produce the growth? And what should we do when we can’t see whether the seeds of faith we’re planting are taking root? In this episode of The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms, Stephanie Hickox explores eight parables Jesus tells in Matthew 13, along with their significance for Christian moms who long to raise children who love and follow Jesus. Following the rejection Jesus faced from the scribes and Pharisees, these parables reveal a surprising picture of the kingdom of heaven. God’s kingdom may not always appear the way we expect, and His work is not always immediately visible. Yet God is at work, even when we cannot see the results. Stephanie unpacks the parable of the sower and the four soils, sharing why she regularly prays that she and her children would be good soil for God’s Word. As moms, we are called to faithfully teach Scripture, talk about God’s goodness, and create opportunities for our children to know Him. But we cannot make faith grow in their hearts. That is God’s work. Through the parables of the wheat and weeds, the mustard seed, the leaven, the hidden treasure, the pearl of great value, and the net, we’re reminded of the kingdom’s present, sometimes hidden work, its incomparable worth, and the certainty of God’s final judgment. If you’re a mom wondering whether your efforts to disciple your children are making a difference, this episode will encourage you to remain faithful, pray expectantly, and trust God with the harvest. In this episode, you’ll discover: The meaning of the parable of the sower and why we should pray to be good soil for God’s Word.How the enemy, life’s trials, and the pleasures of the world can prevent Scripture from taking root.The partnership between parents and God in biblical parenting: we plant and water, but God gives the growth.Why we must keep praying for loved ones whose hearts seem resistant to the gospel.What the parable of the wheat and weeds teaches us about appearances, discernment, and the final judgment.How the mustard seed and leaven illustrate the surprising growth and influence of God’s kingdom.Why Jesus describes the kingdom of heaven as a treasure and a pearl worth giving up everything to possess.What the parable of the net teaches us about the coming separation of the righteous and the wicked.How Jesus’ rejection in His hometown reminds us that hearing God’s Word does not automatically mean submitting to it. Scriptures discussed: Matthew 13 — Jesus’ parables about the kingdom of heaven.Luke 8 — The parable of the sower and the importance of hearing God’s Word.Luke 11 — Jesus’ teaching on prayer and spiritual responsiveness.1 Corinthians 3:6–7 — We plant and water, but God gives the growth.Deuteronomy 6:6–7 — Teaching God’s commands throughout everyday family life. A prayer for Christian moms: Lord, make our hearts and the hearts of our children good soil for Your Word. Help us faithfully plant and water the seeds of truth, teach our families to meditate on Your goodness, and trust You when we cannot see what You are doing beneath the surface. Protect our families from the enemy, the trials of this world, and the fleeting comforts that can draw our hearts away from You. Cause growth in us, our husbands, and our children. Amen. If you’re following a chronological Bible reading plan, join us as we continue through Scripture and discover how God’s Word shapes our faith, our families, and our approach to biblical parenting. Listen, grow in God’s Word, and keep praying for the harvest. We may not see the growth today, but we can remain faithful to the One who gives it. The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms is brought to you by Entrusted Ministries, equipping families to live out God’s truth in their homes. Learn more about Entrusted Ministries and the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan at Entrusted Ministries. Podcast Page

  6. Oct 16

    (Replay) Surrendering Our Children to God | A Biblical Perspective on Motherhood from Psalm 84 :Why the Dwelling Place? | Refresher/Intro for the Newbies :)

    ***Listen to #202 "His Yoke is Easy and His Burden is Light?" for UpdateWhat does it mean to make your home a dwelling place for God? And how can busy moms learn to surrender their children to the Lord while growing in their own faith? In this Prepare to Dwell episode of The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms, Stephanie Hickox shares the personal story behind the podcast's name and the Scripture that has shaped her heart for motherhood: Psalm 84. After years of dreaming of becoming a singer, Stephanie reflects on how what felt like a shattered dream became an opportunity for God to redirect her toward a deeper love for His Word. Later, during a difficult pregnancy with her fourth child, the Lord used Psalm 84 to remind her of the beauty of dwelling in His presence and the importance of laying her children before Him. As Christian moms, we can easily become consumed with our hopes, expectations, and plans for our children. But God invites us to return to Him, trust His goodness, and remember that He loves our children even more than we do. Before we can faithfully point our children to Jesus, we must first learn to worship Him ourselves. In this episode, you'll discover how the Bible speaks to the heart of motherhood, why surrendering our children to God is an ongoing process, and how Christian community can help us remain faithful when family life feels overwhelming. In this episode, we discuss: The story behind the name The Dwelling Place and the vision for this Bible podcast for busy moms.How God can use disappointing circumstances to redirect our lives toward His purposes.Psalm 84 and the beautiful picture of a mother laying her children before the Lord.Why surrendering our children to God often means releasing our own hopes and expectations for their futures.What the name “LORD of hosts” reveals about God's power, sovereignty, and protection.How to trust God's goodness when motherhood takes us through difficult and bitter seasons.Why our own relationship with Jesus must come before our efforts to disciple our children.The importance of Christian community, encouragement, and accountability in biblical parenting.How a consistent Bible reading plan can help us grow in faith and become more intentional about making our homes centered on Jesus Christ. Scriptures explored: Psalm 84 — Finding joy in God's presence and surrendering our children to Him.1 Samuel 1 — Hannah's prayer for Samuel and her willingness to entrust him to the Lord.Romans 8:28–29 — Trusting God's good purposes as He transforms us into the image of Christ. A word of encouragement for moms: You don't have to parent perfectly to be faithful. You can bring your fears, hopes, disappointments, and children to a God who is good, sovereign, and trustworthy. As you learn to dwell in His presence, He will continue to shape your heart and equip you to point your family toward Jesus. The Dwelling Place Bible Plan for Busy Moms was created to help you stay rooted in the full counsel of God's Word, pray Scripture over your family, and grow alongside other moms who want to be faithful in their homes. Whether you've struggled to stay consistent with Bible reading plans in the past or are simply longing to deepen your walk with Jesus, you are welcome here. Let's pursue the heart of God together and learn to make our homes places where Christ is treasured. Learn more about Entrusted Ministries and the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan at Entrusted Ministries. Podcast Page This episode is part of the Prepare to Dwell series from Entrusted Ministries, introducing the vision and practical tools behind the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan.

  7. Oct 14

    #202. His Yoke is Easy and His Burden is Light? What If It doesn't Feel Like It? | Matthew 11 + New Testament Prepare to Dwell

    Are you a busy mom who longs to spend more time in God's Word but struggles to find the time and consistency? You're not alone! In this special episode of The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast for Busy Moms, Stephanie Hickox shares an honest reminder that even moms who love Scripture and are committed to following Jesus still desperately need His grace, strength, and rest. After an exhausting night and an overwhelming to-do list, Stephanie finds herself wrestling with Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11:28–30: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” What happens when the burdens we carry aren't just the demands of motherhood, but also our own expectations? Stephanie opens up about the pressure to keep up, the temptation to measure faithfulness by our own performance, and the freedom of remembering that our faith rests not in our ability to do everything perfectly, but in the faithfulness of Jesus Christ. Then, Stephanie revisits the heart and vision behind The Dwelling Place Bible Plan for Busy Moms. Discover why this podcast exists, how it helps moms stay grounded in the full counsel of God's Word, and how you can build a sustainable Bible reading and prayer routine—even in your busiest season of motherhood. God's Word isn't another burden to add to your already-full plate. It's where we learn to depend on His strength, discern truth from lies, and remember the God who longs to dwell with His people. In this episode, you'll discover: How Matthew 11:28–30 invites weary moms to find rest in Jesus.Why our own expectations can become burdens God never intended us to carry.Why Christian moms need God's grace just as much as the families they serve.The heart behind The Dwelling Place Bible Podcast and its mission to help busy moms read the Bible and pray for their families.How God's plan to dwell with His people unfolds from Genesis to Revelation.Three flexible ways to participate in the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan, whether you listen to Scripture, read along with an audio Bible, or read the Bible independently.Why reading through the whole Bible helps us understand God's character and avoid taking individual verses out of context.How to give yourself grace when you fall behind and return to God's Word without striving for perfection. Scriptures mentioned: Matthew 11:28–30 — Jesus' invitation to the weary and burdenedPsalm 119:92 — Delighting in God's law amid afflictionPsalm 143:8, 10 — Seeking God's steadfast love and guidance each morningRevelation 21:1–5 — God's promise to dwell with His people and make all things newEphesians 6 — Putting on the full armor of God, including the sword of the Spirit A word of encouragement for busy moms: You don't have to be a perfect mom, maintain a flawless Bible reading streak, or have everything together to draw near to Jesus. When you fall behind, give yourself grace and begin again. The goal isn't to prove how faithful you are; it's to keep returning to the One who is always faithful. If you're longing to grow in your faith, become more grounded in biblical parenting, and pray God's Word over your children, we'd love for you to join us. Whether you're a seasoned Bible reader, a mom trying to establish a daily quiet time, or someone just beginning to explore the goodness of Jesus, there is a place for you here. Let's make room for God's Word in the middle of busy motherhood and learn to dwell with Him together. Learn more about Entrusted Ministries and the Dwelling Place Bible reading plan at Entrusted Ministries. Podcast Page

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Moms are the busiest people we know! We're equipping Christian moms to dwell with Jesus and then to parent based on the wisdom of The Bible. If you're looking for a way to be consistent in looking to the Word of God this year, join us to make your home all about HIM! This podcast is sponsored by Entrusted Ministries and aligns with the "Entrusted with a Child's Heart" study for moms. Entrusted offers Scripture-saturated resources for churches, home groups, and individuals. If you're looking for in-depth conversations about how to apply The Bible, look for our Again podcast on biblical motherhood!