Trawlyn Hodge

  • Challenge139 – Day 35

    Challenge139 – Day 35

    It’s easy to identify what’s wrong in someone else. We can recognize their attitude, their behavior, their words, and their… Read More

  • Challenge139 — Day 34

    Challenge139 — Day 34

    David’s strong words in Psalm 139 show us his honest emotions—and God allowed that honesty into Scripture. We can be… Read More

  • Challenge139 – Day 33

    Challenge139 – Day 33

    You don’t have to personally fix everybody who behaves badly. You don’t have to expose every wrong, answer every comment,… Read More

  • Challenge139 – Day 32

    Challenge139 – Day 32

    Some of us have been taught that being a good Christian woman means always saying yes, always being available, and… Read More

  • Challenge139 — Day 31

    Challenge139 — Day 31

    Sis, one of the challenges of living for God is learning how to love people who don’t share our convictions.… Read More

  • Challenge139 – Day 30

    Challenge139 – Day 30

    Sis, Remember This… Feeling something doesn’t mean you have to immediately act on it. Sis, give God access to your… Read More

  • Challenge139 – Day 29

    Challenge139 – Day 29

    We are called to love people, but loving someone doesn’t mean allowing every attitude, conversation, influence, or behavior into the… Read More

  • Challenge139 – Day 28

    Challenge139 – Day 28

    Have you ever been going about your day and suddenly thought about someone you haven’t spoken to in a while?… Read More

  • Challenge139 – Day 27

    Challenge139 – Day 27

    Today, let’s take that question a little deeper: How do I intentionally keep God on my mind? Read More

  • Challenge139 – Day 26

    Challenge139 – Day 26

    We can go hours thinking about work, family, bills, appointments, dinner, social media, problems, plans, and everything we need to… Read More