If I want to become a woman who loves God, loves God's word and knows God's word, instead of setting a goal that is, I want to read the Bible in a year, I actually want an identity-based goal to be what I just said.

I want to be a woman who knows and loves God's word. Now, reading the Bible in a year can vote towards that, but the science of habit

formation says, if you have not cultivated a habit of daily opening your Bible, signing up for a

365 from Genesis to Revelation plan, that's going big or going home. We don't have to start

with these lofty goals. We start small, easy, make it fit into our

lives, and then let it grow.

65% of Christian women admit that they are not satisfied with their spiritual lives. Hmm,

curious, are you one of them?

Well, today, author Hannah Seymour is going to combine the science of habit formation

with the practice of spiritual disciplines to help you.

She's going to help you take small steps to grow your faith in very big ways, my friend.

You are going to learn how to start Bible reading and prayer habits.

Plus, you will learn how to incorporate solitude, celebration, and community,

as Hannah gives us super practical ways to develop some life-changing habits.

So let's get this podcast started.

Welcome to the 413 podcast, where practical encouragement and biblical wisdom set you up to live the I-Can life

because you can do all things through Christ who strengthens you.

Now welcome your host, Jennifer Rothschild.

That was Casey Wright, my seeing-eye guy, and you know the drill.

It's just two friends and one topic and zero stress here under the closet.

But Casey is actually not here today.

I just used his recorded voice. I had to get some

...