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Creative Disciple Newsletter
April 26, 2026
#98

Trust the Source of the Gospel

I explore what it means to guard the gospel by understanding exactly how it comes to us. The message we carry is not human in origin or effort but divine in its source. When that truth settles in, it reshapes confidence, clarity, and conviction in everyday discipleship. Read now.

Focused Discipleship

#Personal — A renewed desire for Scripture often begins with a shift in perspective and habits. Reagan Rose shows how delight in God’s Word can grow through intentional rhythms.

#Marriage — Small compromises can quietly erode a relationship over time. Mike Landry exposes subtle ways couples overlook deeper issues and calls for honest, loving engagement.

#Parenting —  Guilt can weigh heavily on fathers striving to lead well. Manhood Journey offers a grounded path toward grace-filled parenting that focuses on faithfulness rather than perfection.

#Church —  Loving the church includes embracing its imperfections. Skylar Spradlin helps shape a biblical vision for commitment, patience, and hope within a flawed community.

#WorkBusyness is not always a sign of diligence. Time to challenge common assumptions and encourage purposeful, disciplined work rooted in clarity and priorities.

#Pastor —  Focused systems can multiply effectiveness in ministry. Scott Smith outlines a simple framework for increasing productivity while maintaining pastoral priorities.

Weekly Wallpaper

Happiness (Valley of Vision)

Let this wallpaper design remind you that true happiness is found in God’s presence, strengthening your faith as you walk through both valleys and victories. Download now.

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Until next time.

For the Kingdom,
Jacob Abshire
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