Ryan Bailey
The Daily CHEW™Moving God’s Love from Head to Heart for Christian Professionals The Challenge You’re Facing You know a lot. You’ve read the books, listened to sermons, maybe even done counseling or coaching before. You can explain the Gospel and nod along when people talk about God’s love. Yet if you’re honest, your actual Tuesday…
Chew on God’s Love. Live Transformed. Multiply Hope. What Builds Through CHEW: With every honest return to God’s love, your roots deepen in a security that’s not based on performance. Over time, old pressures unravel and your sense of belonging grows, shaped by the affection of the Father. Confess Where in the last 24 hours…
The Daily CHEW™Moving God’s Love from Head to Heart for Christian Professionals Why this matters for you You know you do not wake up neutral. Some days you are scanning for what could go wrong, other days you are replaying who left you out, still others you are chasing the next win, craving a break,…
The Daily CHEW™Chew on God’s love. Live transformed. Multiply hope. Last week, I felt my heart spinning with anxiety over a difficult conversation. I knew the right beliefs but couldn’t seem to calm my nerves, no matter how hard I tried. In that moment, I returned to His presence honestly, reflected on His unique and…
Chew on God’s Love. Live Transformed. Multiply Hope. Have you ever told your child, “God loves you”—and gotten only a shrug in return? Even for little ones who are learning to trust Jesus, the wonder of belonging in God’s family can quietly fade into the background. Sometimes, “God loves me” sounds as ordinary as the…
Chew on God’s Love. Live Transformed. Multiply Hope. There’s nothing ordinary about being loved by God. Let’s get honest—sometimes the most powerful truth gets crowded out by work, routines, and responsibility. If you’re a believer who’s long on commitment but short on wonder, maybe you’ll recognize this: you know “God loves me” with your mind,…
The Daily CHEW™ Chew on God’s Love. Live Transformed. Multiply Hope. Ten years ago when my twins were ten and my daughter was seven, I tried to lead what I thought was a “simple” family devotion—organized agenda, clear structure, and I tried to be passionate throughout the whole devotional. Within five minutes, my wife was…