Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram
Donate

July 2, 2025

Open Bible resting on a wooden table with warm summer sunlight illuminating the pages; overlaid text reads “Stay Rooted in God’s Word – Staying Anchored This Summer,” with the Servants of Grace logo in the corner.

How Do I Stay Rooted in God’s Word When Summer Distracts Me

Anchored in the Word with Dave Jenkins / /

https://media.blubrry.com/equipping_you_in_grace/servantsofgrace.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/HowDoIStayRootedinGodsWordWhenSummerDistractsMe.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Pandora | EmailHow to Stay Rooted in God’s Word When Summer Distracts You Show Summary In this episode of *Anchored in the Word*, Dave Jenkins explores a timely question: How can Christians stay rooted in Scripture when summer […]

How Do I Stay Rooted in God’s Word When Summer Distracts Me Read More »

An open Bible resting on a wooden surface, partially illuminated by warm light from the left. The title "WHEN JUSTICE IS MISUNDERSTOOD" is prominently displayed at the top, with "2 Samuel 4" below it in an elegant serif font, creating a serene and reflective atmosphere.

2 Samuel 4: When Justice Is Misunderstood – A Biblical Reflection on Integrity and Leadership

Reading the Bible Daily With Dave, 2 Samuel / /

2 Samuel 4: When Justice Is Misunderstood (July 3) In this episode of Reading the Bible Daily with Dave, Dave Jenkins explores 2 Samuel 4 and the profound lessons on justice and integrity it offers. The chapter reveals how human ambition and deceit can distort what we perceive as justice. Through this passage, we see

2 Samuel 4: When Justice Is Misunderstood – A Biblical Reflection on Integrity and Leadership Read More »

An open Bible illuminated by a beam of light in a dark room, with the title “Recognizing the Dangers and Marks of Contemplative Prayer” overlaid in bold white text.

Recognizing the Dangers and Marks of Contemplative Prayer

Contending for the Word Q&A / /

Recognizing the Dangers and Marks of Contemplative Prayer By Dave Jenkins Q: I’ve heard Christians talk about “contemplative prayer” or “centering prayer.” Is that biblical—or should we be concerned? A:Contemplative prayer is often described as a deeper, more mystical form of communion with God. Promoted as ancient and sacred, it promises intimacy beyond words, often

Recognizing the Dangers and Marks of Contemplative Prayer Read More »

Subscribe for biblical resources. No spam, ever.

Subscribe to the Servants of Grace Newsletter

Partner with us or make a one-time donation.

Donate

Follow Servants of Grace on Social Media

Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram

Need Prayer?
Have a Question?

© 2025 Servants of Grace. All Rights Reserved. | Guest Submission Guidelines | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use

0
No products in the cart.