Beelieve In You

09/10/2026

Ordinary days, received with thanksgiving, are good gifts from God—and anything but ordinary.

09/10/2026

Sometimes we get really good at saying, “I’m fine,” while quietly carrying wounds we never actually dealt with.

But biblical healing isn’t pretending the hurt didn’t happen. It’s also not endlessly digging through the past or chasing every trendy version of “inner healing.”

It’s bringing the broken places into the light, letting Scripture expose the lies we’ve believed, and allowing the Holy Spirit to renew our minds and lead us toward freedom.

“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” — Psalm 147:3

Our newest article, Healing the Brokenhearted: A Biblical Approach to Inner Freedom, takes an honest look at what inner healing can look like when it’s actually grounded in Scripture—including where we need to be careful.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Is inner healing even biblical?”… this one is worth the read. 🐝❤️

Read it here 👇

By Ami Smith We live in a fallen world where emotional wounds, trauma, and lingering pain can quietly anchor themselves deep within our souls. In many Christian circles, the phrase “inner healing” is met with immediate enthusiasm, while in others, it is viewed with deep skepticism. Is inner heal...

09/09/2026

Midweek check-in. 🐝

Are we thriving?

Surviving?

Or have we already told the Lord, “Okay, but I had a DIFFERENT plan”? 😂

Friendly reminder: God is still God, even when your week has gone completely off-script.

“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

Which is beautiful.

And also mildly inconvenient for those of us who would prefer to fix everything immediately. 😬😂

Your turn: Describe your week in ONE word. 👇

09/09/2026

🐋 Jonah is about so much more than a man and a big fish.

Most of us know the story.

God said, “Go.”
Jonah said, essentially, “Absolutely not,” and headed the opposite direction.

Then came the storm.
Then the sea.
Then the fish.

But if we spend all our time staring at the fish, we can miss what Jonah is really showing us:

The relentless grace of God.

Grace for a disobedient prophet.
Grace for pagan sailors.
Grace for a wicked city.
Grace that pursues.
Grace that disciplines.
Grace that gives second chances.
And grace that sometimes reaches people we aren’t sure deserve it.

And THAT is where Jonah starts stepping on our toes.

Because it’s easy to love God’s mercy when we’re the ones receiving it.

But what happens when God pours that same mercy out on them?

Today on The Buzz, I’m sharing an excerpt adapted from our upcoming Bible study, Jonah: God’s Relentless Grace.

Maybe Jonah’s invitation to us is simple:

Stop staring at the fish long enough to see the God who appointed it. 🐋🤍

Read “More Than a Man and a Big Fish” on The Buzz:

https://www.beelieveinyou.org/thebuzz/more-than-a-man-and-a-big-fish

By: Summer Martin The following is adapted from our upcoming Bible study, Jonah: God’s Relentless Grace . When you think of the book of Jonah, what is the first thing that comes to mind? A man who ran from God’s calling and ended up in the belly of a big fish? That’s usually where our minds

09/06/2026

Sunday reminder: You are allowed to simply worship today. 🤍

You don’t have to walk into church with everything figured out.

You don’t have to pretend the week didn’t hurt.
You don’t have to have the perfect attitude.
You don’t have to arrive spiritually “full.”
And you certainly don’t have to clean yourself up before coming to Jesus.

Come tired.
Come distracted.
Come thankful.
Come hurting.
Come with questions.
Come needing grace.

Just come.

Because worship was never about proving how well you held yourself together this week.

It’s about turning our eyes toward the One who has been holding us the entire time.

“Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

Happy Sunday, friends. 🐝💛

Go worship the King.

09/04/2026

“You can’t pour from an empty cup.”

We’ve all heard it.

And yes—rest matters. Stewardship matters. Even Jesus withdrew from the crowds to pray and rest.

But what if we’ve gotten something wrong?

What if the cup was never supposed to be the source?

We spend so much time trying to make sure we have enough.

Enough energy.
Enough strength.
Enough patience.
Enough wisdom.
Enough faith.
Enough left in us to give to somebody else.

And eventually, we look at our empty hands and say:

“God, I don’t have enough.”

Maybe that’s exactly where He wants us to realize—

He does.

The widow had a little oil.
Another had a little flour.
A boy had five loaves and two fish.
Gideon had 300 men.
Paul had weakness.

None of them were “enough.”

But God was.

Every. Single. Time.

Maybe you can pour from an empty cup—not because you somehow manufacture more strength, but because you were never the source to begin with.

You are the vessel.

God is the Source.

And He is still enough. 🐝💛

Read “Not Enough” on The Buzz:

https://www.beelieveinyou.org/thebuzz/not-enough

By Heather Scarborough “You can’t pour from an empty cup.” We have all heard the phrase, “You can’t pour from an empty cup.” It has become almost a universal piece of advice. Take care of yourself. Fill your cup. Protect your peace. Make sure you have enough left for yourself before you ...

09/02/2026

🐝💛 A little midweek reminder:

You are allowed to be a work in progress.

You can love Jesus and still have things you’re working through.

You can trust God and still have questions.

You can be growing and still have bad days.

You can know Scripture and still need someone to remind you of what’s true sometimes.

You can be strong and still need rest.

You can be faithful and still have moments when you’re tired.

God is not standing over you with a clipboard, disappointed that you haven’t gotten everything together yet.

He is still sanctifying.
Still teaching.
Still correcting.
Still comforting.
Still growing you.

So maybe today you don’t need to completely overhaul your life.

Maybe you just need to ask:

“Lord, what does faithfulness look like for me today?”

And then do that.

One prayer.
One act of obedience.
One hard conversation.
One boundary.
One step forward.
One moment of choosing truth over the noise in your head.

You don’t have to have it all figured out today.

Just keep walking with Him. 💛🐝

09/02/2026

⚠️ CONTENT NOTE: This post discusses su***de and suicidal thoughts.

💛 September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month.

And this month, we want to talk about something that can be incredibly difficult to talk about—especially in Christian spaces.

Suicidal thoughts.

Sometimes we assume that strong faith means someone shouldn’t struggle this deeply.

That if they pray enough, read their Bible enough, trust God enough, or have enough faith, those thoughts simply shouldn’t be there.

But Christians can love Jesus deeply and still hurt deeply.

They can know truth and still struggle to see hope through the darkness.

They can be faithful and still fighting.

🐝 Our newest article, “Faithful and Still Fighting: When Christians Struggle with Suicidal Thoughts,” opens the conversation about su***de, faith, how we can better respond to someone who is struggling, and why asking for help is not evidence of spiritual failure.

This September, may we be people who notice.

People who listen.

People who aren’t afraid to ask the hard questions.

People who remind those who are hurting that their lives have value and that they do not have to carry their pain alone.

💛 Your life matters. Help is available. And there is no shame in reaching for it.

Read the full article:
https://www.beelieveinyou.org/thebuzz/faithful-and-still-fighting-when-christians-struggle-with-suicidal-thoughts

If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts or experiencing a crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline. If there is immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

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By Summer Martin Content Note: This article discusses suicidal thoughts and emotional distress without discussing methods or graphic details. If you are in immediate danger or believe you may act on suicidal thoughts, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. In the United States, you

09/01/2026

September 1st. 🍂🐝

A new month doesn’t mean you need a whole new life.

You don’t need a brand-new routine, a perfectly organized Bible study plan, a spotless house, 47 new goals, and a color-coded planner by tonight. 😂

Maybe this month is simply about being more faithful with what God has already put in front of you.

Pray the prayer.
Open your Bible.
Have the conversation.
Take care of your body.
Rest when you need to.
Serve the person in front of you.
Do the next right thing.

Small acts of obedience still matter.

“Whoever is faithful in very little is also faithful in much.” — Luke 16:10

Here’s to a September focused less on becoming a “new you” and more on becoming increasingly faithful to the God who is already at work in you. 🐝💛

08/30/2026

🐝 SUNDAY CHECK-IN

What is one thing you heard from God’s Word today that you want to carry with you into this week?

Drop it below. 👇

You never know when something God used to encourage you might be exactly what another woman needs to hear. 💛