God wants us to seek him with all our hearts. How can we look for a God that is present everywhere but unseen? He isn't a narcissist up in heaven demanding attention from us for his own pleasure. God knows that if we look to anything else for direction, purpose, or comfort, it will lead us blindly in this life and eternally in the next. When we look for God in creation, we will find examples of his goodness, laws, and power, but they fall short. God reveals himself in his Word, and more specifically, in the Gospel where we learn of Jesus’ love and forgiveness for the world.

This issue points readers towards the truth that while we may seek the Lord in our lives by faith, it is really Jesus who seeks us out and draws us near by the Holy Spirit.

God doesn’t appear when we look hard enough or deserve to see him. The Holy Spirit opens our eyes of faith to see him clearly!

Time is fleeting. Before we know it one season fades into another. A quarterly publication allows women to read our content in a slower paced atmosphere. We are committed to solid content inspired by God’s Word that will be valuable of your time.

Instead of having to click online to access each individual part of our content you will find it at a flip of the page in your hands. Our devotional articles, Bible studies, interviews, Q&A, and photography will all be in one place for you to take in and refer back to.

We are delighted to create this resource with other women to dwell on God’s grace in our lives and impact generations for His glory!

ask.seek.knock. | 4-week Bible study by Amanda Rose

In this Bible study we will learn how God invites us to come to him with confidence, trusting that he will open the right doors in our lives at the right time. It can be challenging to understand why God wants us to repeat the same prayers when he already knows our hearts. We simply have to take him at his Word and believe when he says he cares! Being persistent makes us more aware of our weaknesses and dependence on Jesus. Whether God says “yes” or “no”, we can accept any outcome as it says in Romans 8:28, "...in ALL things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose." God's will is perfect. God's timing is perfect. Therefore I do not lose heart. "He who did not spare his own Son, but gave him up for us all—how will he not also, along with him, graciously give us all things?" Romans 8:32

This issue’s interview is with Charonne and Natalie of OneHope27!

OneHope27 brings hope to kids and families involved in foster care in Milwaukee County through support and connection with the church and the community around them. It is a heartbreaking thing for families to be separated, no matter the situation behind it, and there are a great deal of requirements for reunification. A large part of thier mission is seeing parents (primarily mothers in our case), become healthy and whole, and supporting them in getting back together as a family. 

Their name is inspired by James 1:27, “Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself  from being polluted by the world."

It also comes from the concept that the local church and community are the hope for the kids and families involved in foster care, so we stuck the word “hope” right in the middle between the chapter and verse.

Find the interview and SO MUCH MORE in our SEEK ME magazine this autumn!