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Aug 13 •
WELCOME TO KNOWN BY GOD
I’m happy you’re here. By joining this community, you’ve stepped into a space created for women who want more than information about God. You want to know Him — to understand His Word, recognize His truth, grow in relationship with Him, and learn how to walk with Him in the ordinary and difficult places of your life. Known By God is a Christ-centered discipleship community grounded in Scripture. This is a place where we will learn together how to move beyond simply reading the Bible to allowing the Word of God to shape the way we think, believe, make decisions, respond to life, and live. Because knowing what Scripture says is important. But eventually, we have to ask: What does this reveal about God? What does it reveal about what I believe? Is there something I need to release? What truth do I need to build my life on instead? And how should I respond to God because of what I now know? That is where discipleship becomes formation. Inside Known By God, we’ll use Scripture, prayer, Bible study, reflection, conversation, questions, and practical application to help you grow in your relationship with God. We will talk about the questions that show up in real life: ❓️How do I know when God is speaking to me? ❓️How do I understand what I’m reading in Scripture? ❓️Is this God, fear, pressure, desire — or me? ❓️What does God say about who I am? ❓️How do I make wise decisions when I don't know what to do? ❓️What does obedience look like here? And sometimes the question will simply be: ❓️God, what are You trying to show me? You don’t have to arrive here knowing all the answers. This community exists because it is possible to know a lot about God and still hunger to know Him more deeply. And God has not left us to invent who He is. He has revealed Himself through His Word, through Jesus Christ, and through the work of the Holy Spirit. So we are going to Scripture. 🔥We are going to pray. 🔥We are going to ask questions. 🔥We are going to listen. 🔥We are going to examine what we believe.
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Why is it So Hard to Keep Praying?
Scripture Ephesians 6:18 (NIV) What it means: Paul closes his list of spiritual armor with prayer, and he uses the word “all” four times: all occasions, all kinds of prayers, always, all the Lord’s people. He isn’t describing a quiet-time habit. He’s describing a posture you carry through the whole day. “In the Spirit” means you aren’t praying alone or by willpower, because the Spirit prays with you and in you. What this reveals about God: God isn’t waiting for polished prayers. He invites every kind, including the short ones, the honest ones, and the ones you can’t put words to. He also gives you the help you need to pray, which is the Spirit Himself. Lie to release: “If I don’t have the time, the words, or the focus, my prayer doesn’t count.” New belief to adopt: I can pray anywhere, in any state, and the Spirit meets me in it. Faithful response: Pick one ordinary moment this week, like the drive, the dishes, or the minute before you open your laptop. Use it to pray one honest sentence. Then choose one woman to pray for by name, every day, for seven days. Application question: What has been keeping you from praying, and what would change if you believed the Spirit was already praying with you? Prayer Holy Spirit, I get tired, distracted, and quiet when I should be praying. Pray in me and through me, and teach me to stay alert. Put a name on my heart to lift up this week. I trust You to carry what I can’t put into words. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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Can I Really Grow in Christ Without Anyone Else?
Scripture Ephesians 4:15-16 (ESV) What it means Paul isn't describing a private climb. He's describing a body, with joints and parts, where growth happens because each part is doing its work. You grow into Christ, and you do it connected to the people He has placed around you. What this reveals about God God chose to grow us together. He could have designed every believer to mature alone, and He didn't. He puts His wisdom, His correction, and His comfort into other people, and He means for us to receive them there. Lie to release "I can grow just as well on my own. Other people slow me down, disappoint me, or aren't safe." New belief to adopt I was never meant to grow alone, and I need the people God has joined me to. Faithful response Think of one woman in your life who tells you the truth gently. Reach out to her this week and ask for her honest word on something you've been carrying. Then tell one truth, in love, to someone who needs to hear it. Application question Where have you been growing alone, and who is God inviting you to let in? Prayer Father, I've protected myself by staying disconnected, and I'm sorry. Teach me to speak truth with love and to receive it the same way. Show me where You've joined me to others, and give me the courage to do my part. In Jesus' name, amen.
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God Says to Call to Him
“Thus says the Lord who made the earth, the Lord who formed it to establish it—the Lord is his name: Call to me and I will answer you, and will tell you great and hidden things that you have not known. ” Jeremiah 33:2-3 ESV God is the creator who establishes and sustains the earth by His power. He invites us to seek Him and He will answer according to His divine will and purpose and show you things you could not observe on your own.
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The Lord Has His Eyes Upon You
“The Lord looks down from heaven; he sees all the children of man; from where he sits enthroned he looks out on all the inhabitants of the earth, he who fashions the hearts of them all and observes all their deeds.” Psalm 33:13-15 ESV You are loved by God Your heart is formed by God Your works are known by God
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