What Is EPUB and Why It Matters?
EPUB (short for electronic publication) is the most common format used for e-books on devices like iPads, Kindles, and phones. Learning EPUB gives you the skills to create beautiful, professional e-books that can be read anywhere in the world.
Class Overview:
In this hands-on session, we’ll walk step-by-step through the basics of turning your writing—devotionals, testimonies, recipes, or family stories—into a polished e-book. No technical background is needed. You’ll discover simple tools, easy formatting tips, and free resources to help you design and publish your own digital book.
Who This Is For:
Women who love to write, journal, or share their faith and want to reach a wider audience. Whether you’re creating a personal keepsake or a book for online readers, this class will give you the confidence to share your message in a modern way.
by Terry Spradlin
Scripture: “But Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed.” – Luke 5:16
Blog: In the busyness of life, it’s easy to fill every moment with noise—conversations, responsibilities, tasks, and distractions. Yet even Jesus, surrounded by crowds who longed for His touch and teaching, made time to step away. He journeyed to quiet places, not out of escape, but to be refreshed in the presence of His Father. A quiet place doesn’t always mean a faraway retreat or a secluded mountain. Sometimes it’s simply the moment you pause in your living room, car, or even at your desk and whisper, “Lord, I need You.” The quiet place is less about location and more about posture—stilling your heart so you can hear His voice above the noise. As you take your own journey to a quiet place, let it be a sacred appointment. Bring your weariness, your joy, your questions, and your gratitude. In the quiet, God’s presence will restore your soul, renew your strength, and remind you that you are deeply loved.
Prayer: Heavenly Father, help me find my quiet place with You today. Teach me to step away from distractions and to lean into Your presence. Speak peace over my heart and renew my spirit as I rest in You. Amen.
Reflection Question: Where is one “quiet place” I can create today to pause and spend time with God?
Hashtags: #JourneyToAQuietPlace #RestInHim #BeStillAndKnow #FaithJourney #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” – Romans 12:2
Blog: Our minds are constantly flooded with thoughts, worries, and distractions. It can feel like a storm of noise that never quiets down. But God invites us to take a journey toward clarity, where His truth and peace replace confusion and chaos. A clear mind doesn’t mean the absence of problems; it means the presence of God’s perspective. When we allow His Word to renew our thoughts, the fog begins to lift. Worry gives way to trust, fear yields to faith, and cluttered thoughts are exchanged for His peace that passes understanding. Each step toward a clear mind begins with surrender. Lay down anxious thoughts at His feet. Replace them with promises from Scripture. Breathe deeply and invite the Holy Spirit to wash over your heart and mind.
Prayer: Lord, clear my mind of every distraction and worry that keeps me from You. Fill me with Your peace and wisdom, and help me to see life through the lens of Your Word. Amen.
Reflection Question: What thoughts do I need to surrender to God today so that my mind can be renewed with His peace?
Hashtags: #JourneyToAClearMind #RenewYourMind #PeaceInChrist #BeTransformed #FaithJourney #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” – Matthew 11:28
Blog: We live in a world that glorifies busyness. The constant push to do more, achieve more, and keep going often leaves us drained and weary. But Jesus offers something different. He invites us to take a journey away from striving and into His rest. Rest in Him is not just physical—it’s spiritual and emotional. It’s releasing the weight of worry, the pressure of performance, and the burden of carrying life on our own. True rest is found when we place our trust fully in Him, knowing that He is our strength and our refuge. On this journey to rest, we are reminded that God’s presence restores us more than any nap, vacation, or break ever could. His rest refreshes the soul and renews our spirit so that we can walk forward in peace and strength.
Prayer: Lord, I lay down my burdens at Your feet. Teach me to find my rest in You, not in the things of this world. Fill me with Your peace and help me walk in the rhythm of Your grace. Amen.
Reflection Question: Where in my life do I need to slow down and accept Christ’s invitation to rest?
Hashtags: #JourneyToRest #FindRestInHim #PeaceInChrist #FaithJourney #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you with my loving eye on you.” – Psalm 32:8
Blog: Every step we take in life has meaning when we walk it with God. Sometimes the road is smooth, other times it feels steep and uncertain. Yet no matter the path, God’s presence is our constant guide and strength. A journey with God is not about knowing every detail ahead—it’s about trusting the One who walks beside us. When we surrender our plans, He leads us into places of peace, purpose, and promise.
Hashtags: #JourneyWithGod #TrustInTheLord #FaithWalk #GodGuides #Psalm328 #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPB&J
Scripture: “Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.” – Galatians 5:25
Blog: Walking with the Holy Spirit is not a one-time event but a daily journey. He is our Comforter, our Guide, and our Teacher—always present to direct our steps and remind us of the promises of God. When we allow Him to lead, our path becomes more than just ordinary; it becomes a Spirit-filled walk of purpose and power. The Holy Spirit doesn’t rush ahead of us or lag behind. He walks with us—steady and faithful—inviting us to lean on His wisdom, listen to His whispers, and follow His leading. Each day is an opportunity to draw closer to Him and to let His presence shape our hearts, words, and actions.
Prayer: Holy Spirit, guide me today. Align my steps with Yours so that my life reflects Your peace, love, and truth.
Hashtags: #JourneyWithTheSpirit #HolySpiritGuide #FaithWalk #Galatians525 #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” – John 14:6
Blog: Life with Christ is not a destination reached in a moment—it is a journey walked daily. From the moment we invite Him into our hearts, He promises never to leave us nor forsake us. Each step, whether through valleys of trial or mountaintops of victory, becomes a testimony of His faithfulness. A journey with Christ means walking in His way, trusting His truth, and receiving His life. It means following His example of love, forgiveness, and obedience, even when the road feels difficult. But it also means walking in hope, knowing that He leads us toward eternal joy and peace.
Prayer: Lord Jesus, help me to walk faithfully with You each day. Strengthen me when I grow weary, guide me when I feel lost, and remind me always that with You, I am never alone.
Hashtags: #JourneyWithChrist #WalkByFaith #ChristIsTheWay #John146 #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Then the Lord God said, ‘It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.’ – Genesis 2:18
Blog: From the very beginning, God has been a God of promise. When He saw Adam alone in the garden, He provided Eve—a companion and partner. This was the first glimpse of God’s design for relationship, love, and family. Together, Adam and Eve also received the promise of a son, showing that God’s blessings would flow through generations. The journey to promise reminds us that God sees our needs before we even voice them. He knows the desires of our hearts and provides in His perfect timing. His promises are not just words; they are living truths that bring hope and direction to our lives. Though Adam and Eve stumbled, God’s promises did not fail. From their line came the greatest Promise of all—Jesus, the Savior who restores what sin broke. Every promise of God points us back to His faithfulness, reminding us that He fulfills what He begins.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for being a God of promise. Just as You provided for Adam and Eve, remind me that You see my needs and will fulfill Your word in my life. Help me to trust Your timing and to rest in Your faithfulness. Amen.
Reflection Question: What promise from God am I holding onto right now, and how can I strengthen my trust as I wait for its fulfillment?
Hashtags: #JourneyToPromise #GodsFaithfulness #TrustHisTiming #LivingPromise #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Then the Lord God said, ‘It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.’ – Genesis 2:18
Blog: From the very beginning, God has been a God of promise. When He saw Adam alone in the garden, He provided Eve—a companion and partner. This was the first glimpse of God’s design for relationship, love, and family. Together, Adam and Eve also received the promise of a son, showing that God’s blessings would flow through generations. The journey to promise reminds us that God sees our needs before we even voice them. He knows the desires of our hearts and provides in His perfect timing. His promises are not just words; they are living truths that bring hope and direction to our lives. Though Adam and Eve stumbled, God’s promises did not fail. From their line came the greatest Promise of all—Jesus, the Savior who restores what sin broke. Every promise of God points us back to His faithfulness, reminding us that He fulfills what He begins.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for being a God of promise. Just as You provided for Adam and Eve, remind me that You see my needs and will fulfill Your word in my life. Help me to trust Your timing and to rest in Your faithfulness. Amen.
Reflection Question: What promise from God am I holding onto right now, and how can I strengthen my trust as I wait for its fulfillment?
Hashtags: #JourneyToPromise #GodsFaithfulness #TrustHisTiming #LivingPromise #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.” – Ephesians 5:25
Blog: Marriage is not a destination but a journey. It is a path of learning, growing, forgiving, and loving together. Just as a garden requires care to thrive, so does the covenant of marriage. On this journey, God calls us to honor our husbands, to walk beside them in prayer, and to encourage them with grace and respect. A husband is not meant to carry life’s burdens alone. As wives, we are companions and partners, chosen to walk with them in both seasons of joy and seasons of challenge. When we pray for our husbands, we are planting seeds of strength in their lives and building a spiritual covering over our marriage. The journey to husband is a daily choice—to love deeply, to forgive quickly, and to serve with humility. In doing so, we reflect Christ’s love in our homes and invite His peace to reign in our marriages.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of my husband. Help me to honor, love, and encourage him as You desire. Teach me to be patient, supportive, and prayerful, and let our marriage reflect Your love to the world. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I pray for and encourage my husband today in a way that strengthens our walk together?
Hashtags: #JourneyToHusband #MarriageInChrist #PrayForYourHusband #FaithfulLove #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “I am the rose of Sharon, and the lily of the valleys.” – Song of Solomon 2:1
Blog: The rose is often seen as a symbol of love, beauty, and fragrance. Yet roses also come with thorns, reminding us that even beauty is not without challenges. The journey to rose teaches us that life holds both blossoms and thorns, but in Christ, both can carry meaning and purpose. Just as a rose takes time to grow—from bud to bloom—our spiritual journey is one of steady growth. Seasons of waiting prepare us for seasons of flourishing. The fragrance of the rose points us to Christ, whose presence fills our lives with peace and joy. And the thorns remind us that trials and hardships are not wasted, but can shape us into stronger, deeper believers. The rose of Sharon is a picture of Jesus Himself—the most beautiful, fragrant gift God gave to the world. As we walk with Him, we become like roses in His garden, carrying His love and beauty into the world around us.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for being the Rose of Sharon in my life. Teach me to grow in Your beauty and grace, to carry Your fragrance wherever I go, and to trust You in both the blossoms and the thorns of life. Amen.
Reflection Question: What “blossoms” of beauty and “thorns” of challenge in my life can I surrender to Christ today?
Hashtags: #JourneyToRose #RoseOfSharon #BeautyAndThorns #FaithJourney #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.” – Joshua 24:15
Blog: Family is one of God’s greatest gifts. It is where love begins, faith is nurtured, and character is shaped. The journey to family is not always easy—every home faces seasons of joy, struggle, growth, and change—but God designed family to be a place of belonging, love, and legacy. Just as a body has many parts, each with a purpose, so does a family. Every member is unique, yet together they form a whole. When Christ is the center of our family, our home becomes a place of peace and strength, where forgiveness flows and love endures. On this journey, we are called to invest in our families—not only with our time, but with prayer, encouragement, and grace. A Christ-centered family becomes a living testimony to the world, reflecting the love of God to generations to come.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of family. Help me to cherish each moment, to love unconditionally, and to lead with prayer and faith. May my household honor You in all we do, and may our family reflect Your love to others. Amen.
Reflection Question: What is one way I can strengthen my family’s faith and unity this week?
Hashtags: #JourneyToFamily #FaithAtHome #LoveOneAnother #FamilyInChrist #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it.” – Proverbs 22:6
Blog: Children are one of God’s greatest blessings. They bring laughter, energy, curiosity, and sometimes challenges—but most of all, they remind us of the wonder of faith. The journey to kids is a journey of patience, guidance, and love, where we learn to see the world through eyes of innocence and trust. Jesus welcomed children with open arms, teaching that the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to those who have childlike faith. As parents, grandparents, teachers, or mentors, we are called to nurture and guide kids with prayer, encouragement, and example. What we sow into their hearts today will bear fruit for generations to come. The journey with kids also teaches us. Their joy reminds us not to take life too seriously. Their questions challenge us to grow in our own faith. Their trust points us back to the Father, who calls us to depend on Him with the same simplicity.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of children. Help me to guide them with wisdom, patience, and love. Teach me to be an example of faith and to see You with the same trust and joy that children do. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I invest in the spiritual growth of children around me and reflect God’s love to them today?
Hashtags: #JourneyToKids #FaithLikeAChild #BlessingOfChildren #GenerationalFaith #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Children’s children are a crown to the aged, and parents are the pride of their children.” – Proverbs 17:6
Blog: Grandchildren are a special blessing—a living reminder of God’s faithfulness from generation to generation. The journey to grand-kids is one filled with joy, laughter, and second chances. Unlike the daily demands of parenting, grand-parenting allows us to savor the moments, plant seeds of wisdom, and shower love that points them toward Christ. Grandkids remind us of the wonder of childhood and the importance of legacy. Every story shared, every prayer whispered, and every hug given is a deposit of faith into their hearts. Our influence as grandparents is not only emotional but spiritual—we become examples of God’s goodness and grace to the next generation. This journey also calls us to prayer. We may not always be present in their daily lives, but our prayers can cover their futures, protect their paths, and keep their hearts tender toward the Lord. Through our faith and example, we help anchor them in Christ.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the blessing of grandchildren. Help me to be a source of encouragement, wisdom, and unconditional love. May my words, actions, and prayers point them to You and leave a legacy of faith that lasts for generations. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I intentionally invest in my grandchildren today so that they know God’s love through me?
Hashtags: #JourneyToGrandkids #GenerationalFaith #LegacyOfLove #CrownOfGrandchildren #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them falls down, one can help the other up. But pity anyone who falls and has no one to help them up.” – Ecclesiastes 4:9-10
Blog: God never intended for us to walk through life alone. He places friends in our lives as gifts—companions who encourage us, challenge us, and walk beside us in both joyful and difficult seasons. A journey with friends reminds us that life is richer when it is shared. True friendship reflects the love of Christ—selfless, faithful, and enduring. On our journey, friends remind us of God’s goodness, help us stay strong in faith, and share in our victories. Walking together, we become stronger than we ever could be alone.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the friends You’ve placed in my life. Help me to be a source of encouragement, strength, and love, pointing them always back to You.
Hashtags: #JourneyWithFriends #EncourageOneAnother #FaithfulFriendship #Ecclesiastes4
Scripture: “Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us.” – Hebrews 12:1
Blog: The journey to forefathers is a journey of remembrance and gratitude. Our ancestors, both in faith and in family, paved the way for us. They prayed prayers we may never hear, fought battles we may never know, and built legacies that we now stand upon. To honor them is to recognize that we are part of a story much bigger than ourselves. In Scripture, God often reminded His people to “remember.” Israel recited the names of their forefathers and told stories of God’s deliverance, so each generation would know His faithfulness. Our own ancestry is filled with similar stories—of sacrifice, resilience, and trust in God. Even when imperfect, their journeys testify to God’s sustaining grace. Honoring our forefathers does not mean idolizing the past, but carrying forward their faith. We honor them best when we live out what they longed for: a life of obedience to God. Just as they ran their race, we are called to run ours—passing the torch of faith to those who come after us.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the forefathers who came before me, for their prayers, their sacrifices, and their faith. Help me to honor their legacy by living faithfully and courageously for You. May my life be part of the great story of faith that points others to Christ. Amen.
Reflection Question: What story of faith from my forefathers inspires me most, and how can I live it out today?
Hashtags: #JourneyToForefathers #LegacyOfFaith #CloudOfWitnesses #AncestralFaith #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “One generation commends your works to another; they tell of your mighty acts.” – Psalm 145:4
Blog: The journey to generations is not only about the past and present, but also about the future—the children, grandchildren, and descendants we may never meet on this side of eternity. Our lives today are planting seeds of faith that will bloom in generations yet to come. Throughout Scripture, God shows His heart for legacy. Abraham was promised descendants as numerous as the stars. The Israelites were commanded to tell their children and their children’s children of God’s faithfulness. Each generation carries the responsibility to pass on the truth of who God is, ensuring His name is remembered. Though we may never know their names or faces, the choices we make, the prayers we lift, and the faith we live out now will shape those who come after us. This is why living faithfully today matters—it’s not only about us, but about the eternal story God is writing through our lineage.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of generations. Help me to live a life of faith that leaves a legacy for those who come after me. May my prayers, words, and actions echo into the future and draw generations yet unborn closer to You. Amen.
Reflection Question: What seeds of faith can I plant today that will bless the generations who come after me?
Hashtags: #JourneyToGenerations #FaithLegacy #GenerationalBlessing #FutureFaith #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “We are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” – Ephesians 2:10
Blog: Art is one of the many ways God’s creativity flows through us. From the beginning, He revealed Himself as the ultimate Artist—forming the heavens and the earth, painting the skies with sunrise and sunset, and shaping humanity in His image. When we create, we reflect the very heart of the Creator. The journey to art is more than colors on a canvas or notes in a song; it is about expressing truth, beauty, and worship. Art has the power to heal, to inspire, and to communicate what words sometimes cannot. Just as David used music to soothe Saul’s troubled spirit, God can use the art we create to bless others and point them to Him. Each brushstroke, each lyric, each design becomes an offering when surrendered to Christ. On this journey, we discover that art is not just about talent—it is about worship. We are not merely making something beautiful; we are joining in the divine act of creation, declaring that our God is the Master Artist.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of creativity. Help me to use art in whatever form You’ve given me to glorify You and to encourage others. Let my creativity reflect Your beauty and truth in the world. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I use my creative gifts as an act of worship and a testimony of God’s glory?
Hashtags: #JourneyToArt #CreatedToCreate #GodsMasterpiece #FaithInCreativity #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Then the Lord replied: ‘Write down the revelation and make it plain on tablets so that a herald may run with it.’ – Habakkuk 2:2
Blog: Drawing begins with simple lines on a page, but those lines can form images that tell stories, express emotions, or capture beauty. The journey to drawing reminds us that God is the ultimate Artist. Just as He spoke creation into being, He also gave us the gift of creativity to reflect His image. Every sketch starts with a blank page. In the same way, our lives are blank canvases waiting for God’s hand. Sometimes our lines may feel messy or imperfect, but God can turn even our rough drafts into works of art that reflect His purpose. Drawing teaches us patience and vision. It requires looking closely, noticing details, and taking time to capture what’s before us. Spiritually, this reminds us to slow down, pay attention to God’s presence, and see His fingerprints in everyday life.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of drawing and creativity. Teach me to use it as a way to reflect Your beauty and truth. Help me to see my life as a canvas in Your hands, trusting You to make it into something beautiful. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I use drawing or creative expression to focus my heart on God and share His message with others?
Hashtags: #JourneyToDrawing #CreatedToCreate #GodsMasterpiece #FaithThroughArt #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “She makes coverings for her bed; she is clothed in fine linen and purple.” – Proverbs 31:22
Blog: Sewing is an act of patience and detail. With each stitch, something whole is created from many small pieces. The journey to sewing reminds us that God is the Master Weaver, carefully stitching the fabric of our lives together. What may look like scraps to us, He turns into something beautiful and purposeful. Just as a seamstress follows a pattern, we are called to follow God’s design. There are times when threads get tangled or stitches go crooked, yet even in those moments, He can realign and repair what is broken. Sewing teaches us persistence, creativity, and trust in the process. Sewing can also become ministry. A handmade garment warms a child, a quilt brings comfort to the sick, and even small mended pieces show love in action. Every stitch can carry prayer and blessing for the one who will wear or use the finished piece.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of sewing. Teach me to use my hands with care, patience, and creativity. As I stitch fabric together, remind me that You are stitching my life with grace, love, and purpose. Amen.
Reflection Question: What part of my life do I need to surrender to God, trusting Him to weave it into His perfect design?
Hashtags: #JourneyToSewing #StitchedWithLove #FaithInEveryStitch #GodsDesign #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “She selects wool and flax and works with eager hands.” – Proverbs 31:13
Blog: Crafting is more than just making things—it is creating with love and purpose. Whether it’s sewing, knitting, woodworking, painting, or any handmade project, each piece reflects patience, care, and creativity. On this journey, we are reminded that God Himself is the Master Craftsman, shaping us with His hands and forming beauty from what seems ordinary. When we craft, we slow down. We take simple materials and, through time and attention, transform them into something meaningful. This mirrors God’s work in our lives—He takes our broken pieces, threads them together with grace, and makes something beautiful that tells His story. Crafts can also become ministry. A handmade blanket warms someone in need, a card brings encouragement, and a decoration can remind a home of God’s love. What we create can carry prayers and blessings to those who receive them.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of creativity with my hands. Teach me to use my crafts not only for enjoyment, but also as a way to bless others and glorify You. May everything I make carry Your love. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I use my crafting skills this week to bring joy or encouragement to someone else?
Hashtags: #JourneyToCrafts #WorkOfOurHands #CreativeFaith #BlessOthers #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” – Psalm 118:24
Blog: Holidays are more than time off work or family gatherings—they are opportunities to pause, rejoice, and remember God’s blessings. The journey to holiday reminds us that God built rhythms of rest and celebration into our lives. In the Old Testament, He established feasts and festivals so His people would stop, remember His faithfulness, and celebrate together. In our fast-paced world, holidays help us slow down and reconnect with what truly matters: God, family, and community. Whether it’s a simple meal shared, a tradition passed down, or a moment of quiet reflection, each holiday carries an invitation to give thanks and celebrate God’s goodness. But holidays can also bring stress, busyness, or even loneliness. On this journey, we are reminded that joy is not found in perfect meals or decorations, but in the presence of Christ. He is the reason for our rest and the center of every celebration.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of holidays, for moments to pause and rejoice in Your goodness. Help me not to get lost in the busyness but to keep You at the center of every celebration. May my holidays reflect gratitude, love, and joy in You. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I use upcoming holidays as opportunities to honor God and bless others?
Hashtags: #JourneyToHoliday #CelebrateInChrist #RestAndRejoice #FaithfulGod #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” – Ecclesiastes 3:1
Blog: Life is made up of seasons. Some are filled with growth and joy, others with waiting and challenge. The journey to season reminds us that God is the Author of time, and He has a purpose for every stage of our lives. Just as the earth moves through spring, summer, fall, and winter, our souls also experience shifts. Spring brings renewal, summer abundance, fall change, and winter rest. Each season carries beauty, lessons, and opportunities to draw closer to God. We often want to rush through hard seasons or cling to easy ones, but God calls us to trust Him in every moment. The same God who brings flowers to bloom and snow to fall is the One guiding your life’s path. Nothing is wasted; every season shapes us into who He created us to be.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the seasons of life. Teach me to trust You in times of change, to rejoice in times of blessing, and to lean on You in times of waiting. Help me to see Your hand at work in every season. Amen.
Reflection Question: What season of life am I in right now, and how can I seek God’s purpose within it?
Hashtags: #JourneyToSeason #TrustGodsTiming #EverySeasonWithHim #FaithJourney #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “And why do you worry about clothes? See how the flowers of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these.” – Matthew 6:28–29
Blog: Fashion is about more than what we wear—it is about how we live out God’s beauty in daily life. Jesus reminded us that God clothes the flowers of the field with beauty and care, without their striving. If He lavishes such attention on creation, how much more will He care for us, His children? The journey to fashion begins not in the closet but in the heart. True beauty is not about labels or trends, but about being clothed in Christ’s righteousness, peace, and love. When we remember this, our outward appearance becomes an expression of the dignity, joy, and confidence that God has already placed within us. God’s creation shows us that He values beauty and detail. Just as He gives lilies their radiant colors, He allows us to reflect His creativity through what we wear. But the deepest fashion statement we can ever make is being wrapped in His grace.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for clothing the earth with beauty and for clothing me in Your love and grace. Help me to express Your creativity with confidence and to remember that my truest beauty is found in You. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I focus less on outward style and more on being clothed with Christ each day?
Hashtags: #JourneyToFashion #ClothedInChrist #GodProvides #BeautyInHisDesign #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Your beauty should not come from outward adornment, such as elaborate hairstyles and the wearing of gold jewelry or fine clothes. Rather, it should be that of your inner self, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is of great worth in God’s sight.” – 1 Peter 3:3–4
Blog: Makeup can be fun, creative, and expressive. It allows us to enhance features, add color, and reflect personality. But the journey to makeup reminds us that true beauty is not found in cosmetics—it is found in Christ. Makeup may highlight the outside, but God delights in the heart. There is nothing wrong with caring for our appearance, but we must not let it become our source of worth. When our identity is rooted in God, makeup becomes an accessory, not a necessity. The unfading beauty of kindness, love, and faith will always outshine any product we could wear. God invites us to see ourselves as His masterpiece. Whether we put on makeup or go without, His love for us does not change. On this journey, makeup becomes a reminder that while outward beauty fades, the inner beauty God cultivates in us lasts forever.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for creating me in Your image. Help me to remember that my worth and beauty come from You, not from outward appearance. Whether I wear makeup or not, may my true beauty shine through a heart surrendered to You. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I shift my focus from outward appearance to cultivating the inner beauty that God values most?
Hashtags: #JourneyToMakeup #TrueBeautyInChrist #InnerBeauty #FaithAndConfidence #TerrySpradlin #HiddenTreasuresPBJ #htpbj
Scripture: “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” – 1 Peter 4:10
Blog: Ministry is not just for the pulpit or the church building—it is a calling for every believer. The journey to ministry begins in the heart, where God plants gifts, passions, and compassion for others. It grows as we step out in faith, using what He has given us to serve and bless the world. Sometimes ministry looks like preaching or teaching, but often it’s found in small acts of love: feeding the hungry, praying for a neighbor, encouraging a friend, or serving behind the scenes. Every act done in Christ’s name is ministry, and no offering is too small for God to use. The journey to ministry requires humility, obedience, and perseverance. It is not about recognition but about faithfulness. When we align our hearts with God’s, He takes our willingness and multiplies it, touching lives in ways we may never fully see.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for calling me into ministry in the place You’ve planted me. Help me to serve with joy and humility, using my gifts to reflect Your love. May my life and service point others to Jesus. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I use my gifts today to serve others and bring glory to God?
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Scripture: “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for
human masters.” – Colossians 3:23
Blog: Work is a part of our daily lives. Whether it’s a job, caring for a home, volunteering, or ministry, God designed work to be meaningful—not just a duty, but an opportunity to serve Him. The journey to work is about discovering purpose in every task, no matter how big or small. Sometimes work feels tiring or unnoticed. But when we shift our perspective, we see that even ordinary responsibilities can glorify God. Folding laundry, answering calls, tending fields, or leading teams—each is a chance to reflect Christ’s love and faithfulness. The journey to work is not only about what we produce but about who we become. Through diligence, patience, and integrity, God shapes our character and uses our efforts to bless others. When we dedicate our work to Him, the workplace becomes an altar of worship.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of work and the ability to serve through my hands and heart. Help me to approach each task with joy and excellence, knowing I am working for You. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I invite God into my daily work and see it as worship instead of just responsibility?
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Scripture: “Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well.” – 3 John 1:2
Blog: Health is a gift from God, and like all gifts, it requires stewardship. The journey to health is not just about exercise and diet—it is about aligning our bodies, minds, and spirits with God’s design. When we care for our health, we honor the One who created us in His image. This journey is not always easy. There are seasons of strength and seasons of weakness, times of healing and times of waiting. Yet through it all, God promises to be our strength and healer. He is the Great Physician who cares for every part of us—body, soul, and spirit. True health flows from balance: nourishing our bodies with good food, resting when we are weary, renewing our minds in His Word, and keeping our hearts at peace in His presence. As we walk this journey, we discover that health is more than the absence of sickness—it is the wholeness of life lived in Christ.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of health. Help me to honor You with my body, mind, and spirit. Teach me to make choices that strengthen me, and remind me that my ultimate health is found in Your presence. Amen.
Reflection Question: What step can I take today—physically, spiritually, or emotionally—to walk closer to God’s design for health?
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Scripture: “Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies.” – 1 Corinthians 6:19–20
Blog: Exercise strengthens the body, sharpens the mind, and refreshes the spirit. Just as training the body requires discipline, perseverance, and consistency, so does walking in faith. On this journey, we discover that exercise is not just about building muscles—it is about stewardship of the body God has entrusted to us. Every stretch, every step, every breath can become an act of worship when we dedicate it to the Lord. Exercise teaches us endurance, patience, and commitment, all of which mirror the qualities God calls us to in our spiritual lives. The finish line is not only physical fitness, but a life that reflects strength, balance, and faithfulness to God. When we move our bodies, we are reminded that health and energy are gifts from God. As we honor Him in exercise, we find joy in knowing that He strengthens us both inside and out.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of my body and the ability to move. Help me to approach exercise as an act of worship and stewardship. Strengthen me not just physically, but spiritually, as I run the race You have set before me. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I view exercise not just as a task, but as a way to honor God with my body?
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Scripture: “So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” – 1 Corinthians 10:31
Blog: Cooking is more than preparing food—it is an act of love and service. In the kitchen, we turn raw ingredients into meals that nourish, comfort, and bring people together. On this journey, we discover that even ordinary tasks like chopping vegetables, stirring pots, or setting the table can be holy when done with a grateful heart. Just as recipes require patience, balance, and the right ingredients, so does our spiritual walk. God takes the pieces of our lives—the sweet, the bitter, the simple, and the complex—and blends them together into something beautiful for His glory. Cooking teaches us to wait, to prepare, and to trust the process, just as faith calls us to trust in God’s timing. When we invite Christ into our cooking, the kitchen becomes more than a workspace; it becomes a place of worship. Each meal prepared can carry prayers of blessing for those who will eat, turning food into fellowship and fellowship into an offering of love.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of cooking and the ability to nourish others. Help me to approach the kitchen with gratitude and joy, and may every meal I prepare be filled with love and bring glory to You. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I use the time I spend cooking as a way to honor God and bless those around me?
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Scripture: “Then Jesus declared, ‘I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.’” – John 6:35
Blog: Food nourishes our bodies, giving us strength for the day ahead. Just as we depend on meals to sustain us, our souls also hunger for something deeper. On this journey, we are reminded that physical food can only satisfy for a short time, but Jesus—the Bread of Life—offers lasting fulfillment. Every meal can become a reminder of God’s daily provision. Just as He provided manna for the Israelites in the wilderness, He continues to provide for us—both physically and spiritually. Food at the table is more than nutrition; it is a sign of His care, His abundance, and His invitation to fellowship with Him. When we sit down to eat, it’s not only an opportunity to be grateful for what’s on the plate but also a chance to feed our spirits with His Word. The true feast is found in His presence, where our deepest hunger is satisfied.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for providing food for my body and nourishment for my soul. Help me to remember that You are the Bread of Life, the One who satisfies completely. May every meal remind me of Your goodness and care. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I use meals as a moment to not only feed my body but also to nourish my spirit with God’s Word?
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Scripture: “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” – Galatians 6:9
Blog: A garden begins with small, humble seeds placed into the soil. At first, it doesn’t look like much—just dirt covering a hidden promise. But with patience, care, and time, those seeds sprout, grow, and eventually produce fruit and vegetables to nourish and sustain life. Our walk with God is much the same. Every prayer, every act of kindness, every moment of faith is like planting a seed. It may seem small at first, but as we remain faithful, God brings growth and harvest in due season. Just as a garden requires pulling weeds, watering, and protecting from storms, our spiritual lives require daily tending—prayer, scripture, and fellowship. The garden teaches us patience, perseverance, and trust. We may not see results right away, but we hold onto God’s promise that if we do not give up, we will reap a harvest of blessing.
Prayer: Lord, help me to faithfully sow seeds of love, prayer, and service in my life. Teach me to wait with patience, to tend my heart with Your Word, and to trust You for the harvest in due season. Amen.
Reflection Question: What seeds of faith can I plant today that will grow into a future harvest?
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Scripture: “Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth. Sing to the Lord, praise his name; proclaim his salvation day after day.” – Psalm 96:1–2
Blog: Music has always been a gift from God—woven into creation itself. The wind rustling through the trees, the waves crashing on the shore, and the birds lifting their voices all testify to the music of heaven. In Scripture, we see music used to celebrate victories, to bring comfort, and to draw hearts closer to God. The journey to music is more than melodies and harmonies—it is about worship. When we sing or listen with open hearts, music can stir our souls, heal our hurts, and remind us of God’s faithfulness. Just as David’s harp calmed Saul’s troubled spirit, music can still bring peace to restless hearts today. Each note we sing, play, or hear can be an offering to the Lord. Music becomes more than sound—it becomes prayer. It lifts us above our struggles and places us in God’s presence, where joy and hope overflow.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for the gift of music. May the songs I sing and the melodies I hear draw me closer to You. Help me to use music to worship, to encourage others, and to declare Your goodness. Amen.
Reflection Question: How can I use music today as a way to connect with God and share His love with others?
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Scripture: “For we are to God the pleasing aroma of Christ among those who are being saved and those who are perishing.” – 2 Corinthians 2:15
Blog: Fragrance lingers. It fills a room, refreshes the atmosphere, and leaves an impression long after the source is gone. The journey to fragrance reminds us that our lives, when surrendered to Christ, can carry the sweet aroma of His presence wherever we go. Just as a rose releases its fragrance when it blooms, or incense rises when burned, our faith is often most evident when we live in love, even through trials. The way we speak, act, and serve can either carry the aroma of Christ or the bitterness of the world. As believers, we are called to be living testaments of His fragrance—reminders of His grace and truth. Fragrance is powerful; it cannot be hidden. In the same way, a life filled with Christ’s Spirit naturally blesses others. When we forgive, show kindness, or encourage someone, we leave behind a fragrance that points people to Jesus.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for calling me to carry the fragrance of Christ. Let my life release the aroma of Your love, peace, and grace everywhere I go. May others be drawn to You through the fragrance of my faith. Amen.
Reflection Question: What kind of fragrance does my life leave behind in the places I go and the people I encounter?
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Scripture: “And walk in the way of love, just as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us as a fragrant offering and sacrifice to God.” – Ephesians 5:2
Blog: Our sense of smell is powerful. A single fragrance can stir memories, comfort the heart, or warn of danger. On the journey to fragrance, we are reminded that God designed even our sense of smell to point us toward spiritual truths. The Bible often connects smell with worship. Incense rising in the temple was a symbol of prayers ascending to God. Sacrifices offered with a sincere heart were described as “a pleasing aroma” to the Lord. Just as we recognize the difference between a pleasant fragrance and a foul odor, our lives carry a spiritual “scent” that reflects what fills our hearts. When we live in love, forgiveness, and kindness, our lives become like a sweet perfume that blesses others and honors God. But when bitterness, anger, or sin take root, it leaves behind a stench that pushes others away. Our spiritual “fragrance” is not about perfection but about living in Christ, whose sacrifice is the most pleasing aroma of all.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for creating every sense, including smell, to remind us of Your truth. May my life be a fragrant offering to You, filled with love, joy, and grace. Help me to leave behind the aroma of Christ wherever I go. Amen.
Reflection Question: What kind of “spiritual fragrance” am I spreading in my home, workplace, and community?
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