Rooted in Truth: Daily Bible Study for Busy Women

 In Luke 5:33–39, Jesus teaches that new wine cannot be poured into old wineskins. This powerful message reminds us that transformation requires change. God is doing something new—but we must be willing to release what no longer aligns. 💛 In today’s episode: • Letting go of old habits and mindsets • Preparing your heart for spiritual growth • Embracing the new things God is doing You cannot carry...

 Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector, to follow Him—and everything changes. In Luke 5:27–32, we see that God’s call is not based on perfection, but on grace. This episode reminds us that your past does not disqualify your purpose. 💛 In this daily Bible study: • Understanding God’s grace and calling • Letting go of guilt and shame • Embracing your purpose in Christ Jesus calls you as you are—but He...

 In this episode, we explore Luke 5:17–26 and the story of the friends who carried a paralyzed man to Jesus. Their faith was bold, determined, and unshakable. This passage teaches us the importance of community and the power of standing in faith for others. 💛 In today’s episode: • The strength of faithful friendships • How to support others in their spiritual journey • Being both someone who rece...

 In Luke 5:12–16, Jesus heals a man with leprosy—someone rejected and isolated by society. But Jesus doesn’t turn away—He reaches out and touches him. This episode is a reminder that no matter how unseen or unworthy you may feel, Jesus responds with compassion and love. 💛 In this daily Bible study: • Understanding God’s willingness to heal • Experiencing the compassion of Jesus • Letting go of fe...

 In this episode of Rooted in Truth with Tina Combs , we study Luke 5:1–11 and the powerful moment Jesus calls His first disciples. After a long night of failure, Peter chooses to trust Jesus—and everything changes. This passage reminds us that obedience often comes before understanding, and breakthrough can follow disappointment. 💛 In today’s episode: • Trusting God when nothing seems to be work...

In this episode of Rooted in Truth with Tina Combs , we explore Luke 4:38–44, where Jesus heals Simon’s mother-in-law and many others who came to Him in need. This powerful passage reminds us that Jesus is both a healer and a Savior who responds with compassion to our pain, burdens, and brokenness. But even in the midst of serving others, Jesus took time to withdraw and pray—showing us the importa...

 This Saturday reflection invites us to pause and consider how God is calling us to move forward in faith. This week, we saw identity affirmed, temptation overcome, purpose declared, rejection faced, and authority revealed. Now the question is: Will you step? Faith is not the absence of fear—it’s moving forward because you trust God more than your uncertainty.

Luke 4:31–37 Jesus teaches with authority, and even evil spirits obey Him. This passage reminds us that God brings order, peace, and power into our lives. His authority is greater than fear, confusion, and anything we face.

Luke 4:22–30 Jesus is rejected in His hometown by people who thought they knew Him. This episode reminds us that not everyone will understand your growth or your calling—but rejection does not cancel God’s purpose for your life.

In this daily Bible study and Christian devotional , we explore Luke 4:14–21 (NLT) as Jesus begins His ministry and boldly declares His purpose. This short 5-minute Bible study podcast helps you grow in faith, understand Scripture, and build a consistent relationship with God. In today’s episode, we reflect on how Jesus walked confidently in His calling—and what that means for your life. ✨ In thi...

In today’s episode of Rooted in Truth with Tina Combs , we walk through Luke 4:1–13 (NLT) and explore the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness. Hungry, tired, and alone, Jesus faces the enemy—but instead of giving in, He responds with the Word of God. This powerful moment reminds us that temptation is not a sign of weakness, but an opportunity to stand firm in truth. ✨ In this episode, you’ll be...

In today’s episode of Rooted in Truth with Tina Combs , we explore the genealogy of Jesus in Luke 3:23–38 (NLT) —a powerful reminder that God’s plan is intentional, generational, and deeply personal. This passage traces Jesus’ lineage all the way back to Adam, revealing a story of legacy, redemption, and divine purpose. Every name represents a life, a season, and a testimony of God’s faithfulness...

In today’s episode of Rooted in Truth with Tina Combs , we read Luke 3:15–22 , where Jesus is baptized and heaven responds with a powerful declaration: “You are my dearly loved Son, and You bring me great joy.” Before Jesus begins His ministry, His identity is affirmed. This moment reminds us of the importance of knowing who we are in God—and the power of affirmation in shaping our lives. As we ce...

 This Saturday reflection invites us to pause and ask an important question: Am I ready for what God wants to do next? Throughout the week, we saw how God prepares His people before fulfilling His promises. Faith requires readiness, and sometimes God is not saying “wait”—He is saying “prepare.” Take time to reflect, reset, and align your heart with God’s purpose.

 Luke 3:1–14 John the Baptist calls people to repentance and spiritual preparation. He reminds us that real faith produces real change. Preparation is not just emotional—it requires action, honesty, and surrender. This episode challenges us to examine our hearts and prepare for what God wants to do.

Luke 2:41–52 At just twelve years old, Jesus is found in the temple, focused on His Father’s work. This moment shows us that purpose begins to develop early and grows through time, focus, and obedience. This episode encourages us to stay aligned with what God has called us to do.

Luke 2:21–40 Simeon and Anna, after years of faithful waiting, finally see God’s promise fulfilled in Jesus. This passage reminds us that faith sometimes requires patience, but God’s timing is always perfect. God rewards those who remain faithful in the waiting.

Luke 2:1–20 In this beloved passage, Jesus is born in humble surroundings, reminding us that God often moves in unexpected ways. The Savior of the world arrives not in power, but in simplicity. This moment reveals God’s heart for all people and His ability to work beyond human expectations.

 Luke 1:67–80 Filled with the Holy Spirit, Zechariah praises God and speaks of redemption, salvation, and purpose. His words remind us that God uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary plans. This episode encourages us to trust that our lives can also be part of God’s greater story.

 Luke 1:57–66 In today’s reading, we witness the fulfillment of God’s promise as Elizabeth gives birth to John. After a long season of waiting, God’s word comes to pass. This moment reminds us that no matter how long it takes, God is always faithful. Faith requires patience, but God’s promises never fail.

 This Saturday reflection invites us to pause and consider how God prepares us before purpose is revealed. Through Mary’s story, we see that preparation often happens in quiet, unseen seasons. Waiting, stretching, and trusting are all part of God’s process. Take time today to reflect on how God may be shaping your heart for what’s ahead.

 In today’s episode of Rooted in Truth , we read Mary’s response to God’s promise—a powerful song of praise found in Luke 1:46–56 . Even before seeing the full outcome, Mary worships with confidence in God’s faithfulness. Her words remind us that praise is not based on circumstances, but on who God is. This episode invites us to reflect on how we can choose worship, even in seasons of uncertainty.

 Luke 1:39–45 After receiving the angel’s message, Mary travels to visit her relative Elizabeth. When Elizabeth hears Mary’s greeting, she recognizes the incredible work God is doing and blesses Mary. This powerful moment shows the beauty of shared faith and encouragement. God often places people in our lives to affirm His promises and strengthen our faith as we walk in obedience.

Luke 1:26–38 In today’s episode, the angel Gabriel appears to Mary with an extraordinary message: she will give birth to Jesus, the Son of God. Though surprised and unsure how this could happen, Mary responds with faith and humility. Her response reminds us that trusting God does not require knowing every detail—it requires a willing heart ready to say yes to His plan.

 Luke 1:5–25 Today we read about Zechariah and Elizabeth, a faithful couple who had prayed for a child but had grown old without one. While Zechariah serves in the temple, an angel announces that Elizabeth will give birth to a son who will prepare the way for the Lord. This passage reminds us that God’s promises are not limited by time or circumstances. Even when hope feels distant, God is still a...