Six Notes Blog
Welcome to our Six Notes Blog. This is a place you’ll find blog posts to dive deeper into scripture or bible versees to reflect on. We also put together guided prayers, spotify playlists, screensavers, and images to inspire and encourage in your 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.
Lent: Reflect and Remember
Throughout the Old and New Testament, we see God calling his people to remember. Feasts and festivals were held. Altars and monuments were built.
Signs, symbols, and traditions and practices were put into place as remembrances.
Remembering wasn’t a casual suggestion that God threw out. It was a command.
God knew how easy it would be for his people to forget.
He knew how important it would be for them to remember who he was,
and who they were as his people.
Christian coffee shop: playlist
If I could open a Christian coffee shop and fill it with friends, family, and pleasant strangers and the aroma of coffee, I would. In a heart beat. There is just something about the atmosphere that welcomes life to slow down. Then add some great music and powerful lyrics and life is good. We pray you can enjoy this playlist throughout your morning and day and take a moment to slow down and take in all the blessings God has bestowed upon us.
Humble Quote: What Humility Means
I love the notes I read on this passage...
Bowing in humility before the Lord means recognizing our worth comes from God alone. To be humble means leaning on his power and his guidance, and not going our own independent way. Although we do not deserve God's favor, he wants to lift us up and give us worth and dignity, despite our human shortcomings.
Who is the I Am
I sat one morning just thinking about who God really is. And how completely complexed He truly is. There is a reason that I AM is used to describe Him because nothing on earth can truly grasp His greatness and wonder
Prayer to begin Lent and Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday ushers in the season of Lent. Lent is a 40 day period that leads up to Easter. It comes from the Old English word - lencten meaning “spring” This liturgical season coincides with springtime, calling to mind new life and growth.
Lent is meant to be a time of repentance. That’s not a feeling of shame but an awareness that sin separates us from God and of what it cost Him to be reunited with us. To start this season we give you these words to reflect and prayer to remember
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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.