Memorizing God’s Word gives us a storehouse of truth at the ready to inform, encourage, and preserve us in the midst of motherhood’s demands.

Journals, devotional books, and reading plans can be helpful, but our hope is in the Lord and the work he can do through them.

While we shouldn’t give up quiet times with God, let’s remember that our time with God doesn’t always have to be quiet.

Even when our hearts feel cold, we can come to God’s word trusting in the promise of his presence to meet us.

Whether we read the Bible yesterday, five years ago, or never before, we can come to God’s Word in faith, believing that he meets us there with grace and truth.

In the chaos of our days, we may often feel the need for wisdom and encouragement from God’s word but not have the time to go and find it. What if the word was already there in our minds and hearts, ready for the Spirit to use at just the right moment?

Motherhood imposes on our idea of how and when we should study the Bible. Yet believing the gospel frees us to be faithful with our time and invest it in studying scripture from a place of joy.

While it may not be the first book we think to study, Leviticus is a gift from God to teach and sustain us. Consider grabbing your coffee and mining for its treasure.

Danielle Herbert works as a project manager for a business-consulting firm that manages government contracts in the D.C. area. In this written interview, Danielle shares how she prioritizes time in the Word as a working mom.

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