Naptime Theology

Naptime Theology

By Deborah GandiReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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Naptime Theology episodes

  • 10. Meditating in the Margins of Motherhood

    How can we meditate on God's Word "day and night" as it says in Psalm 1 when we are SO busy with being mothers and homemakers? This episode has 5 ways that I'm learning to meditate in the margins of motherhood. Won't you join me?


    You can read a transcript of this podcast here: www.naptimetheologian.com/meditating-in-the-margins/

    For more info, check out my blog: www.naptimetheologian.com

    17 min
  • 09. Excellent Mothering Reflects Our Excellent God

    Motherhood is hard. There are so many things to do and so many people to love, how can we do it all and honor the Lord in our mothering journey? Let's find out how excellence in motherhood reflects our excellent God. In this episode, we'll see what the Bible says about working hard and how our hard work brings God glory.


    Read a transcript of this episode here: https://naptimetheologian.com/excellent-mothering/


    Find more resources and info on my blog at www.naptimetheologian.com


    7 min
  • 08. The Gospel for Every Day

    In this episode we explore what the gospel means every day for believers. My own life is a testimony to the need of the gospel for believers. We also go over some helpful tips for preaching the gospel to yourself each and every day. Read a transcript of this episode here.


    Recommend resource: The Gospel Primer, Milton Vincent

    *That is an affiliate link, you can read my full disclosure here.


    Questions? Shoot me an email: [email protected] or check out my blog: www.naptimetheologian.com

    12 min
  • 07. Can We Really Know God? | Incomprehensibility

    Today we answer the first questions that all theologians should ask, Can we really know God? We go over some helpful language and terms, then talk about Job's story of searching out God for himself and close with David's helpful overview of how God has revealed himself to us form Psalm 19. Listen in and join the conversation!


    Read a transcript from this episode here: https://naptimetheologian.com/incomprehensibility/


    Questions or concerns? Shoot me an email, I love to chat: [email protected]


    Or check out my blog for more resources: www.naptimetheologian.com

    15 min
  • 06. Should Christians Pray Imprecatory Prayers?
    Imprecatory prayers are those cringe-y prayers we find in Psalms where the writers ask the Lord to rain down judgments on their enemies. What do we do with those prayers as believers today? They're so violent and hard to understand. Let's talk about these prayers and what we can learn from them. And whether or not we should pray them today.
    If you'd like to read a transcript of this podcast, it is available on my blog here.
    If you'd like more resources and information about studying the Psalms, check out this post.
    Thanks for listening!
    16 min
  • 05. Laments in the Psalms

    Reading through the book of Psalms should be easy... they are encouraging, after all! But what about when you find a section of lament with cries out to God in the midst of sorrow? Let's find out just how we can learn from laments in the Psalms and use them in our own lives.


    Find more resources at www.naptimetheologian.com

    10 min
  • 04. What is the Trinity?

    The doctrine of the Trinity is hard to understand, but vital to our faith! Let's learn about it together.


    Find more information and resources at www.naptimetheologian.com

    13 min
  • 02. How to Study the Bible | 5 Methods
    Studying the Bible can seem like a lot of work, but it is the most important pursuit of your day! In this episode, we talk about 5 different methods and resources to help you study your Bible.
    10 min

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Naptime Theology helps you understand key Bible principles while your children sleep (or at least mine). Theology is for every mom, so let's learn it together!