In this episode of The Bible Friends, Aria, Cassie, and Sarah sit down for an honest conversation about what their day-to-day pursuit of God looks like through Bible study, prayer, Scripture reading, audio Bible, theology books, apologetics, and learning to keep their minds focused on truth throughout ordinary life.

We also talk about how our routines can look different depending on the season we are in, what it looks like to pursue God when concentration or energy is limited, and how resources like the Psalms and The Valley of Vision can help redirect our hearts toward the character and faithfulness of God. Our conversation also takes a few Bible Friends rabbit trails into theology, apologetics, the doctrine of sin, discernment within the church, and why Christians should be equipped to know what they believe, recognize error, and give an answer for the hope that is within them.

There is no one perfect Christian routine, but believers are called to continually seek the Lord, grow in the knowledge of His Word, pray, learn, and encourage one another in the faith.

We would love to hear from you: What does pursuing God look like in your everyday life? What areas of Scripture or theology are you especially passionate about studying right now?

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You don’t have to be a perfect mom to disciple your kids.

In this episode of The Bible Friends, Aria, Cassie, and Sarah have an honest conversation about Christian motherhood, discipling our children, and what it looks like to faithfully point our kids to Jesus in everyday life.

We talk about the hard days when patience runs thin, the importance of prayer and repentance, and how even our mistakes can become opportunities to model humility and dependence on God for our children. We also share what discipleship looks like in our homes—from reading the Bible together and family devotions to everyday conversations, prayer throughout the day, and simply allowing our children to see that God is at the center of our lives.

Discipling our children doesn’t always have to look formal or perfectly structured. Sometimes it looks like opening the Bible together, answering a question in the car, praying through a difficult moment, talking about God on a walk, or apologizing when we have responded sinfully.

Our children are watching us, and one of the greatest ways we can disciple them is by continuing to grow in our own love for God and His Word and faithfully pointing them back to Christ.

If you’re a Christian mom who sometimes feels overwhelmed by the responsibility of discipling your children, we hope this conversation encourages you to remain faithful, keep going, and trust God to work through the ordinary moments of motherhood.

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Meet Sarah, the newest member of The Bible Friends! 🤍

In today’s episode, we’re sitting down for a casual conversation so you can get to know Sarah, hear how our friendship began, and learn more about her passion for studying Scripture faithfully and helping other women grow in their understanding of God’s Word.

We talk about learning how to study the Bible for ourselves, passages we once misunderstood, changing our theological views after studying Scripture more carefully, handling disagreements with other Christians, and some of the challenges women face when they genuinely want to grow deeper in biblical truth.

We also talk about the importance of discipleship, Titus 2 relationships, raising and discipling our children, and why Christian friendship centered around the Word of God is such a gift.

We’re so thankful to have Sarah joining The Bible Friends, and we’re excited for the conversations ahead as the three of us continue learning, studying, and growing together.

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