Posts by Shannon Leibold

Meet the author

Shannon Leibold believes the greatest story ever told is the one found on the pages of Scripture. Captivated by God’s grand narrative of relentless redemption, she spends most of her free time immersed in the Bible, both as a student and teacher and curriculum developer. She is passionate about helping women find their way around the Bible and inspiring them to develop a deep hunger for God through His Word. She makes a home with her husband Kris and two teenage children in Ontario, Canada. She’s the one frantically taking notes through every sermon, playing podcasts during every mundane task, and devouring every book that sparks her interest.

5 praying women in the Bible Simply Scripture
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5 Praying Women in the Bible

By Shannon Leibold Throughout Scripture, praying women in the Bible stand out as powerful examples of faith, courage, and devotion.These women turned to God in desperation, gratitude, and purpose, showing the life-changing power of prayer. Whether pleading for a child, interceding for a nation, or offering praise, their prayers moved the heart of God and shaped history.  Women in the Bible have a special place in the story of redemption. These women are life-bringers, world-changers and truth-tellers. Each one not only brings warmth, wisdom and grace to relationships, but they also speak truth, engage in good deeds, and nurture the next generation. These mighty women have one thing…

a simple 5 step method to rekindle your prayer life
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How To Rekindle Your Prayer Life in 5 Easy Steps

By Shannon Leibold If you’ve been struggling with a stagnant prayer life, you might be asking how to rekindle your prayer life and grow deeper in your connection with God. It’s common for prayer to feel more like a checklist than a meaningful conversation, but there’s hope. I want to share a simple 5-step method that will helped me rekindle my prayer life, and can help light a fire for you, too. I squirmed in the pew as the pastor talked about the importance of prayer in the life of a believer. Not that I disagreed with anything he was saying – in fact, I would be quick…