allured — by God. for good.

Janelle Nobles shares her personal journey and insights on the challenges and rewards of staying married, emphasizing faithfulness, work, and God's role in marriage.

Janelle Nobles shares her personal journey through challenges and how faith and scripture guide us during tough times. She explores the idea that the hardest experiences often lead to spiritual growth and patience, emphasizing the importance of trusting God's plan.

In this episode, Janelle discusses how to personalize your faith journey by finding joy in your spiritual practices, utilizing your unique gifts, and establishing accountability. She emphasizes the importance of creating a personal relationship with God and encourages listeners to make their time with Him enjoyable and meaningful.

In this episode, Janelle Nobles explores the theme of brokenness in the context of life's race. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences and biblical teachings, she emphasizes that our brokenness does not disqualify us from the race of life. Through stories, scripture, and reflections, she encourages listeners to embrace their messiness and trust in God's grace as they navigate their journeys.

In this concluding episode, Janelle celebrates the completion of the Bible reading journey, encouraging listeners to reflect on their experiences and insights gained. She discusses the emotional letdown that may follow such an intensive reading plan and offers strategies for continuing to engage with scripture in a meaningful way. Janelle emphasizes the importance of savoring the word, planning for future readings, and the growing familiarity with God's voice through scripture.

In this final WEEK 17 of the podcast companion for the Bible plan, Janelle reflects on the theme of renewal as seen in the New Testament, particularly in the books of Hebrews, Jude, John, and Revelation. She emphasizes the importance of savoring the scriptures, understanding the significance of Jesus as the perfect priest, and recognizing the connections between the Old and New Testaments. The conversation encourages listeners to appreciate the depth and richness of the final books of the Bible as they conclude their journey from discipline to delight.

In this conversation, Janelle discusses WEEK 16 of the Bible study plan, focusing on the letters of Paul and Peter. We'll be reading the history in Acts alongside 2 Corinthians, Romans, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Philemon, Titus, 1+2 Timothy, and 1+2 Peter. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical context of these letters, the themes of holiness and suffering, and the overarching idea of building the church. Janelle encourages listeners to savor the letters and recognize their relevance to modern believers.

In WEEK 15, Janelle Nobles guides listeners through the New Testament, focusing on the end of the gospel of Luke, the transition to the book of James, and the foundational events in the book of Acts. The church is being established through the books of Galatians, 1+2 Thessalonians, and into 1 Corinthians. She highlights the conversion of Saul to Paul, his early ministry, and the letters he wrote to various churches. The discussion emphasizes the importance of scripture and encourages listeners to appreciate the value of God's word.

In this WEEK 14 episode, Janelle Nobles introduces the New Testament, focusing on the synoptic gospels: Matthew, Mark, and Luke. She highlights the unique perspectives of each writer, their intended audiences, and the importance of understanding the context of Jesus' life. The discussion emphasizes the humility of the gospel writers and the significance of reading the scriptures in larger sections for better comprehension.

In this conversation, Janelle discusses the theme of WEEK 13 and returning to one's homeland after a long exile, focusing on the historical context of the Old Testament books being read. She highlights the significance of the Psalms written during this time, the role of prophets like Haggai, Daniel, Zechariah and Malachi, and the connections to the New Testament. In the stories of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther, we see the emphasis of God's faithfulness and the importance of remembering His word during times of affliction and transition.