One unique strategy that revolutionized the way I study the Bible was to study Psalm 139 for 30 days straight. This experience was so powerful in my own life, I knew I had to share it with my readers. I easily planned an entire month of engaging social media content with beautiful images. Surprisingly, I then wove them together to create my first ebook--my most successful lead magnet yet. My audience loved it! The bonus: this idea was simply an overflow of my personal time spent with God. I’ve since tried this same approach using different passages with great success.

    

I use my blog, Hope for Everyday, to inspire women. I share my own story, plus interview people who have healed from their past, bringing hope to others who are still on the way. As believers, we can live a normal life, even with all the dysfuntion of our pasts. The key is learning who you are in Christ and who He is in you. Those of us who have overcome, need to share what we've learned. Broken hearts listen to restoration stories because they need hope and help. Be that voice. Work with others to help them realize that God has a plan and a hope for their future.

    

After struggling to find a way to share my heart with others about the love of Jesus (because He has done so much for me in my life), I began a group called "Encouragement from the Scriptures." I share a Bible scripture and often an encouraging quote from others or myself. I include a pretty picture. Not only am I sharing with others, but the scriptures I post help me throughout each day. I also host an author group and my own author page.

    

After retiring from over 32 years in Christian radio, my passion was still to encourage women with the good news, so I started a Facebook group called, “I Can Do All Things.” Fear and uncertainty are at an all-time high. I was thinking, "Oh, how we need the Word of God!" I started doing FB Lives with the Promises of God, then the names of God, then the Armor of God. What could you do? Together, using God's Word and social sites, we can rise above today’s discouragement by looking and pointing to the One who holds us in His hands.