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Getting out of bed can be a struggle on a Monday morning, but how do you cope when the struggle persists to the next day and then the next? Professor and author Alan Noble has personal experience with the struggle and considers with us how to carry on amidst our great suffering. He shares how making the next right choice has throughout the day has helped him through difficult seasons and see the gift of living.
One of the biggest struggles in life is to keep our thoughts tethered to truth. How do we discern God’s voice over the lies of the enemy? Author Judy Dunagan has felt stuck in the same fears, temptations, and lies, but she has experienced victory in Christ. Judy will point us to the incredible power, majesty, and authority of our Lord Jesus in whom we can overcome and stand firm in faith rather than give way to fear.
Alan Noble (Ph.D., Baylor University) is associate professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University, cofounder and editor in chief of Christ and Pop Culture, and an advisor for the AND Campaign. He has written for the Atlantic, Vox, BuzzFeed, The Gospel Coalition, Christianity Today, and First Things. He is the author of On Getting Out of Bed, Disruptive Witness, and You Are Not Your Own.
Judy Dunagan is an acquisitions editor for the women's Bible studies and books at Moody Publishers. A wonder seeker of God and His Word, Judy is passionate about discipleship and making God's Word and prayer come alive in everyday life. She is a speaker and Bible teacher and serves on the Board of Deeper Walk International, the ministry her father Mark I. Bubeck founded. Judy and her husband Rick live in Colorado.