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A Year in Reflection

Bible Study Tools

By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.  

The Daily Grace Co. exists to create resources to help followers of Jesus know and love God’s Word. This company provides tools to help you immerse your life in Scripture because we believe the Bible is true, trustworthy, and timeless. We are so grateful for all of you who have invited us to come alongside you in your personal journeys to glorify God in 2019. Whether it was by using the gel highlighters during your time in the Word or hanging a print in your home or doing one of our Bible studies or listening to Daily Grace podcast episodes – thank you for inviting us into your lives. 

While we believe every resource in The Daily Grace Co.…

Bible Study Tools: It is Well

Anxiety

By Sarah Morrison 
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co. 

A lot of us spend our days with minds that jump from one worry to the next. Bills, family, jobs, school, friendships, decisions, life changes, illnesses, broken dreams, and unfulfilled longings—this is just a smidge of what causes anxiety in our hearts. In an age where most information is googleable, value is determined by likes or shares, and societal pressures imprison us through the media, anxiety is difficult to avoid and escape. 
 

Yet, it doesn’t have to be this way.…

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Bible Study Tools: Dwell

Bible Study Tools

By Sarah Morrison 
Staff writer for The Daily Grace Co. 

We can all probably agree that we ought to read our Bibles. That we ought to know our Bibles. That we should store Scripture up in our hearts. We can also all probably agree that memorizing Scripture is important—but what about whole books of Scripture?…

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Bible Study Tools: Romans Volume 1

Bible Study Tools

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By Sarah Morrison
Staff writer for The Daily Grace Co.

“This Epistle is the chief part of the New Testament and the very purest gospel, which indeed deserves that a Christians should not only know it word for word by heart, but deal with it daily as with the daily bread of the soul, for it can never be read or considered too much or too well, and the more it is handled the more delightful it becomes and the better it tastes.”- Martin Luther

The Gospel.…

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