Six Notes Blog
Welcome to our Six Notes Blog. This is a place we’ll dive deeper into scripture and find guided prayers. We’ve put together spotify playlists, screensavers, and images to inspire and encourage. You can also find bible verses to reflect on, memorize and save. Our goal is to constantly connect right here with ways to deepen your faith and walk with Jesus.
There are many ways to connect with the Lord, get creative! God doesn’t care HOW you do it; He just desires you.
Explanation for the I AM Statements
In the New Testament, we are introduced to John the disciple who is the author of the Gospel John. The Gospel of John is unlike the other three Gospels in the Bible, Matthew, Mark, and Luke. The Gospel John doesn’t give us a chronological order of Jesus' life or even share many of the teachings and miracles that the other Gospels use. He uses only events that help prove the holiness of Jesus, his deity. His book is centered around who Jesus is and to show readers that he is the son of God. He uses seven public signs (miracles) and seven metaphorical I AM statements that Jesus claims for Himself.
Explanation of Isaiah 41:10
Isaiah 41 is a message of comfort, reassurance and challenge for God’s people who have been exiled in Babylon. God speaks to Israel during a time of fear and uncertainty, reminding them that He is still in control, He has chose them, and they do not need to be afraid.
Are We Worthy?
I went into this blog post because I wanted to share with women how worthy they are. Often times I feel we undervalue ourselves as girls and women. But when diving in, I’m wondering if “worthy” is the wrong descriptor. Does the bible ever say we are worthy? I’m not sure it does. I know it says we are valuable, known, loved, chosen and treasured, but worthy?
What are we worthy of?
Worthy means having or showing the qualities or abilities that merit recognition in a specified way. Do we in and of ourselves have the qualities that merit recognition in a godly sense?
What it means to Seek His Kingdom First
Our verse concludes Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount message about moral living and the unexpected ways of the Kingdom. He is speaking to his disciples and the large crowd that has begun to follow him. Jesus speaks to many things like the law, truth, giving, prayer, loving our enemies, and in our passage he is speaking about worry and anxiety. He references the flowers and the birds, does He not clothe and feed them? Does he not care for them? Have faith and trust. Are you not greater than the birds and flowers?
What it means to Enter The Narrow Gate
You have the decision between two ways in life and one of two destinations in which you want to go. Heaven or Hell.
If you are in the broad, easy path. It will likely lead to destruction, your destination - Hell. But narrow is the gate and difficult the road that leads to eternal life with Christ.
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Pray this prayer before you begin. Yearn to study Him, getting to know Him verses what’s in it for us.
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When life is a little dry and mundance, when we need a little inner motivation, when we just need something to pull us out of this rutt… prayer this prayer and rest in His goodness.
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pray one of our favorite bible verses
resources
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Tessa Afshar, Connilyn Cossette, and Francine Rivers.
Some of the deepest moments of my faith journey has been picking up a good read and letting the charcters inspire me. Christian Fiction or better yet Biblical fiction has a way of opening up our mind into what life MAY have been like back then.
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These are two main resources that I love to go to when trying to dive deeper into a passage or theme in the bible.
Blue Letter Bible - Commentator David Guzik
The Bible Project
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Find a list of our personal book recommendations for kids and adults in both fiction and non-fiction.