Making Sense of Scripture with Rachel Smith
Tools to help us gain insight and accuracy when reading scripture […]
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Loving Others Well through Simple Acts of Generosity
An email landed in my inbox with a simple request to provide a meal to a family in need. My instant reaction: “I am too overwhelmed to add another task to my plate.” So I did nothing. My decision didn’t sit well as the days went by. I know the relief those meals would’ve provided, […]
Meet Truly Magazine’s Cover Artist For The Intentionality Issue
Get a behind-the-scenes look at Truly magazine’s intentionality issue cover art, and the artist’s inspiration. Artist Courtney Feia is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and shares her journey of staying grounded in her faith through creative works. Courtney is a lifelong multi-disciplinary artist working out of her home studio in Uptown, Minneapolis with her young daughter […]
Breaking The Comparison Cycle with Julie Fisk
You Don’t Have To Be The Best To Be Used By God […]
Partnering in the Pruning
We come with prayers and requests, pleading for him to move and do work in our lives. But I believe there is an invitation for us to move with him. For us to get our hands in the dirt and do the work as well. […]
Cultivating Healthy Boundaries Featuring Lucrecia Slater
Why Boundaries Are Necessary to Fulfill our God-Assignments […]
Trusting God During Devastating Seasons
Heidi Rausch shares her journey of unexpectedly losing her eyesight at 26 years old […]
Behind The Scenes with Truly’s Editorial Content Director, Brianna Gray
Get an inside scoop into The Truly Co’s team culture and a sneak peek at what’s coming up for Truly in 2021 […]
Introduction to The Truly Co Podcast with Lindsay May
Meet Lindsay May, the host of The Truly Co Podcast and publisher of Truly magazine. In this introduction episode, Lindsay shares the heart behind Truly and what you can expect in the episodes we share on the podcast. […]
Faithfulness over Followers | Five Ways To Keep A Spiritually Healthy Perspective on Social Media
I grew up in the 1980s—a time when high-waisted jeans weren’t retro and hairspray was a way of life. We passed notes in class, wore pagers on our belt loops, and never uttered words like “Friend me.” This partly explains my laissez-faire view of social media. For me, it’s been something to ignore rather than […]