It’s that time again. Time to race off to the store and stock up before the predicted storm arrives. Whether we have a family tradition on snow days to start with “Snow Biscuits” or end the day with a bowl of chili, we WILL make sure we feed ourselves and our families by being prepared! So out we go, slogging through long lines at the checkout in time to be back home, tucked securely under our well stocked roof. Heaven forbid that we go 24 hours without the exact food we want to indulge our bellies during this next winter storm!

It’s true — we never forget to feed our rumbling stomachs. But we sometimes go days without significant spiritual sustenance. The result is a feebler, weaker, near starved faith that will not make a difference in our lives when we most need it to. We may look fine on the outside, having been seen at church or Bible Study or Moms In Prayer, but inside our hearts are full of fear, full of worry, full of the world’s distractions — full of ourselves.

Let’s take the same care to feed our faith as we do our bodies. Here are a few possible “heart healthy” menu items you may want to sample while snow is on the way or piling up outside your window — then make regular staples to your spiritual pantry. This type of food is good year round:

Appetizers

Proverbs 31 Daily Devotions

(A popular women’s daily devotional)

My Utmost For His Highest Daily Devotions

(A classic daily devotional by Oswald Chambers)

Entrees

https://www.bible.com/

http://www.biblegateway.com/

(both useful for doing your daily CBS lesson — hint hint — or exploring subjects of interest)

Time Keller/Redeemer Presbyterian/NYC Audio Archives

McLean Bible Church Sermon Archives

(Online sermons from a CBS Host Church)

Sides

Family Life

(A wonderful resource with articles and radio program audio files addressing issues of faith and family)

Got Questions?

(“Your questions. Biblical answers.”)

Desserts

“God Updates. Share Inspiration.”