Abide and Abound: Battle Burnout & False Beliefs with Biblical Truth, Christian Mindset & Self-Care

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, Paul takes what he's been talking about (uniqueness and spiritual gifts) and uses on of the best word pictures ever: the body of Christ. We are many unique members in one body and with one Spirit

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, Paul continues to talk about unique gifts... gifts that are all empowered by the Holy Spirit!

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, Paul talks about unique differences and the one heart that is underneath all the varieties for believers.

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, we take another break from 1 Corinthians to visit the book of Ephesians. We talk about our actions, the gift of grace, and the freedom we have to walk in our prepared purpose (not hustle!)

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, Paul wraps up his discussion about the Lord's supper. We see it's about the heart behind the action.

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, Paul goes back to the heart of communion and we take a look at how we remember the Gospel, proclaim it, and live with an eternal perspective.

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, we dive back into 1 Corinthians and Paul starts a new topic again related to the heart: communion. Paul has some harsh words because the believers in Corinth were treating it as an individual action full of Selfishness, rather than what it is at its heart: a unified act for and from God.

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, we spend some time reading the encouraging truths of Psalm 63 as well as a reminder of how we can respond.

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, we hear all of Psalm 62 and the promise that even in the toughest circumstances we can wait on and trust in God. We won't be shaken.

In today's Bible based mindful morning devotion, Paul wraps up the discussion about men and women covering their heads and illustrates the mutual respect that is intended.