She Reformed

Hey ladies, I just wanted to share with you my study bible that has been really helpful in me getting deeper into the word and scripture. Commentary and notes in this bible are by Joyce Meyer, who has been a great teacher to me for many years. It is a fantastic study bible, using the amplified version which I find helpful to get a more rounded understanding. You can get this bible both as a paperback and hardback, however I would recommend investing in a hardback version for longevity and durability. The paperback wears and tears more easily. The pages in these bibles are also quite thin so be careful if you are also someone who likes to highlights/underlines scripture. I was curious about picking up this bible as I realised the warfare that we face does go on in the mind. Scripture is serious when it says the battle we face isn't in the physical but spiritual (see Ephesians 6:10-18), and that starts with what resides in our mind. What are we thinking? What is our

Slavery exists, and it is closer to you than you think. In October, we write a lot on the blog to cover the topic of human trafficking, promoting A21's campaign Walk For Freedom as well as information on what we can do to help make change. Around 17,000 firms have not published modern slavery statements By   Ashleigh Webber   on  19 Oct 2018  in   Modern slavery ,  Latest News Photo of a protester at an A21's walk for freedom protest (Matthew Chattle, 2018) Since the undercover investigations in July were posted showcasing modern slavery happening in factories in Leicester, there has been a lot more discussions and light on the topic. We wanted to use this platform again to write a bit about the scale of modern slavery in the UK. The Centre for Social Justice revealed that there are more than 100,000 victims of modern slavery in the UK. This is 10 times the number which was estimated previously by the government.   AntiSlavery.org have found that one of th

Hey fellow booklovers, Today I am sharing another book recommendation from one of my favourite authors Joyce Meyer. One thing I love about Joyce Meyer besides her no nonsense approach is that she has a way of making you feel like she is talking to you directly and knows exactly what's going on in your mind and heart. She is relatable and conversational in her writing, something I think a lot of people can resonate with in her books. In her teachings and sermons she is known to have tough love approach however her message has always been that no matter who you are and what you have gone through, you can do better and that you absolutely can enjoy your life.    This is a book that instigates action and builds you up where you're saying to yourself - the only person in my way is me and the enemy who loves to get in my way. One thing I personally got from reading this book was realising just how much my habits were holding me back. Something Joyce s