Easter is right around the corner, and you may be looking for something specific for this season to add to your prayer and devotion time. We’ve created this resource for you to enjoy as Holy Week approaches, the Holy Week Scripture Journal: An eight day scripture writing journal for the week of Jesus’s resurrection. It begins on Palm Sunday and concludes on Easter Sunday. Each day provides you with a prompt for reading, writing, and journaling as you’re guided through the timeline of Holy Week. It is our hope, at Following Titus 2, that this resource will help you turn your focus to Jesus during this special week and respond with thanksgiving and joy for the great gift of salvation that he offers us because of the cross and his resurrection. We’re a week early, but Happy Easter - He’s alive!

It is easy during the parenting years to get so overwhelmed with the daily tasks that we forget to see we are raising people who need us to be intentional. As Christians, we should be living our lives to point our children back to Christ, even in the mundane moments.

Do you need some encouragement and refreshment to continue with this first quarter? I highly recommend Own Your Life by Sally Clarkson. My personal word for this year is “steward,” and when I was looking for some books to help facilitate the implementation of this word, I discovered Own Your Life.

For 2024, my goal has remained to create a more significant prayer life, but I’ve slightly readjusted my focus. This year I want to mature in my prayer life! Below are three practical tips that I’ve implemented in my prayer time that I have found to be very effective.

JANUARY FREE PRINTABLE - God Is: A seven-day journal focused on the superlative characteristics of God

From Ashley Davis

What is a superlative?

How does this concept apply to God

• Sovereign

• Preeminent

• First & Last

• Supreme

• Omniscient

• Omnipresent

• Omnipotent

A Printable & Guide for Choosing a Word for 2024
Choosing a word for the year can be a very handy way to set an intention and theme for your year, and today, we’ve got a guide to help you do just that.

If you’re a young married like me, or a little more seasoned in your life, here are some tips and ideas for creating Christmas traditions for your family!

This is the time of the year when we can easily get caught up in the commercial focus on Christmas, and less on why we truly celebrate the season.

This post gives some Advent ideas you can use in your family time.

As the holiday season is quickly approaching, you may find your mind spinning! Print this handy prayer guide as a helpful resource to keep on track during the holiday season.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Well, almost… Christmas is right around the corner and I can hardly wait! If you haven’t found the right gift to give someone this year, check out our list below for 10 unique gifts to wrap up this holiday season!

Who knew that what you read for fun can impact how you read for spiritual growth?! Trust me – there’s a connection. Here are five reasons you should be reading classic literature and how it will impact your quiet time. There are recommendations too!

PLUS! INVITATION TO JOIN THE BOOK CLUB! (FREE!)

M Is for Mama, not mediocre. If you’re tired of the narrative that we mamas are just making it through to the next naptime, glass of wine, cup of coffee, or night out, you’ve gotta read this book by Bible-believing mama, Abbie Halberstadt.

If you’re anything like me, you love finding new resources that will help you during your devotion time. I especially enjoy discovering new apps to use so I can take them everywhere I go!

The Church and Compassionate Care

By: Lynette Green, M.Div.

When I arrive to my place where I meet God everyday, I don’t have to look for items I need, they’re already there! Let’s get our devotion space ready!