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Hosted by Sarah Schurman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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Want to learn more about what the Bible has to say about women? Are you struggling with your self-worth or identity? Then this podcast is for you! Our desire is to help women discover who they are in Christ and the difference we can make when we allow God to work within us.
Sarah Schurman hosts Learning to sit still, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
Sometimes referred to as a pink passage, 1 Peter 3:1-6 highlights some traits of a godly woman. Let's unpack what it means to have a meek and quiet spirit, something that is precious in God's sight. A Day of Stillness Re
When a person dies for something, that means it mattered to them so much they were willing to give their lives for it. Our Savior died so that He could restore what had been lost in the Garden, an intimate fellowship wit
Let's talk about a few truths from chapter 14 of the book of Isaiah. God, in spite of it all, still chooses us and offers us rest that gives freedom. A Day of Stillness Registration: http://www.sitstillmydaughter.com/a-d
Special Guest Interview! Why do we need friendships? They are just one more thing to work at and we have already a lot on our plates yet friendships are so much to give. A good friend encourages us, strengthens us, chall
We are in our final study of the Titus 2 woman and our subject is kindness, a kindness that is key to crafting a legacy that lasts. We will also be discussing the connection between kindness and living out our faith. A D
God does not expect you to be a perfect mom but a present one that points her children to Christ. This is what the Titus 2 women has to teach us along with several other things including those who, like myself, are unabl
We are talking about submission, a word that can make our hearts bristle with the sound, but biblical submission is different from many of our preconceived ideas. Let's unpack what it means to be submission, how it impac
What is true love? What does it even mean? How do we love our husbands and what harm can we have in the homes when there is no love between a husband and wife? What is the root problem between husbands and wives and how
Let's talk about purity and the impact it has not just in our thoughts, but actions, motives, and words. We also will discuss the necessity of forging intentional as well as mutially invasive friendships with other Chris
Self-control is not just a fruit of the Spirit, it serves as a hub for all the others. It is the brakes that help keep our emotions in check when we feel ready to explode. Self-control plays a key role in helping us look
Today, we are tackling the subject of not being slaves or given to much wine in our Titus 2 women series, but this conversation is not limited to drinking. The list of addictions can be extensive including reading romanc
In part 5 of the Titus 2 series, we will be using a word that is often seen as old fashioned: Reverence, but it does not mean a person who is stiff, sour, or stern. This word plays a key role in our christian walk plus i
We are back in our study on the Titus 2 women, part 4 is where we will be discussing the necessity of teaching others and how we can teach even out of our failures. Your story may be the key to helping someone else have
Part 3 of Titus 2 is all about growing old and how it is not something we should be afraid of but embrace. There is an expectation for us, learn in order to teach and you can teach at any age. www.sitstillmydaughter.com
Today we are in part 2 of our Titus 2 study and discussing the importance of doctrine. Perhaps this word makes you think of a stuffy puritian or just a big theological word but I promise it has a greater impact than you
Today is the first part in a series on the Titus 2 woman. Our focus is on the necessity of building and maintaining relationships with both older and younger women. Mary and Elizabeth are a beautiful illustration of this
Two women were in such heavy conflict that the church asked Paul to help. What is the root cause of conflict and what is needed to resolve it? Let's talk about that today. Grab your tickets to the 2026 conference: http:/
Lois and Eunice were instrumental in shaping the heart of a disciple of Jesus Christ. What does their life teach us about how to leave a godly heritage to our children? Find out in today's episode. Grab your tickets to t
Sometimes a kindess can make all the difference and even helps someone finish an important task. This is what we will be discussing in the podcast today. Grab your tickets to the 2026 conference: http://www.sitstillmydau
Almost is a sad word because it means you were close to reaching the goal but not enough to secure it. Today, we learn about a pair who heard the Gospel but still refused to accept it. Their life provides several warning
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