I Miss Jesus
Have you ever wanted to be with someone but it was impossible? But what if you wanted to be with someone and it was possible. Human relationships teach us a lot about our relationship with God. Find out how in this episode.
Debbie Taylor Williams: Recently, I babysat our youngest grandson. After a fun time, we headed home. Hi, I’m Debbie Taylor Williams with Uplift. On the way, I heard a soft voice from the back seat: “I miss Poppy.”
Smiling that he missed Keith, who wasn’t able to join us for our outing, my thoughts turned to the importance of relationships—family ones, but also heavenly ones. I wonder: Do we miss Jesus on days we don’t hang out with Him? Yes, miss Jesus, because our normal routine is to spend time with Him reading our Bible and in prayer.
If this is a new concept to you, consider how wonderful it would be if you were so close to Jesus you missed Him if you didn’t spend time with Him every day. Having daily time with Jesus doesn’t have to be hard. Begin your day with my daily devotional, 365 Days of Praise. Experience an increasingly close relationship with Him, available at debbietaylorwilliams.com.
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In a world filled with cultural chaos, we need the grace and peace of Christ more than ever.
This 5-week, verse-by-verse Bible study of 1 Peter from Debbie Taylor Williams will help you grow in your relationship with God and in your relationships with others. Through daily Scripture study and practical application, you’ll explore topics such as salvation, faith, hope, suffering, purity, spiritual growth, loving others, and walking by His Spirit.
Designed for individual or group study, each week includes four to five days of lessons, along with space to reflect on what you’ve learned and how to live it out. Accompanying videos and podcasts are also available to help you go deeper in your study.
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Featured Offer
In a world filled with cultural chaos, we need the grace and peace of Christ more than ever.
This 5-week, verse-by-verse Bible study of 1 Peter from Debbie Taylor Williams will help you grow in your relationship with God and in your relationships with others. Through daily Scripture study and practical application, you’ll explore topics such as salvation, faith, hope, suffering, purity, spiritual growth, loving others, and walking by His Spirit.
Designed for individual or group study, each week includes four to five days of lessons, along with space to reflect on what you’ve learned and how to live it out. Accompanying videos and podcasts are also available to help you go deeper in your study.
About The Debbie Taylor Williams Podcast
Bible Series & Topical Studies. You want to study the Bible but don’t want to be bored. You want to get to the heart of what God is saying in the context it was written and with practical life applications for today. In other words, “God, speak to me. Change my life to look more like Christ; to walk in His power.”
30, 45, 60 minute study options
UpLIFT Minute. You don’t have much time but want to begin your day with God. Problem solved. UpLift Minute will lift your thoughts upward to God with an encouraging message to carry you through your day.
1 minute
About Debbie Taylor Williams
Debbie Taylor Williams is a national Bible teacher and founder of Hill Country Ministries whose mission is to spread the love and Word of Jesus. Known for her passion for Christ and in-depth teaching with practical take-aways, Debbie’s desire is to help others know God’s life-changing power. She’s the author of 7 books, numerous Bible studies, and keynotes at conferences throughout the United States. Her P.R.A.Y. with Passion Across the Nation Conference, based on her book, Pray with Purpose, Live with Passion, has been held in 47 states. The Hill Country Ministries website reaches people in over 50 countries with her daily 365 Days of Praise e-devotional. After being diagnosed with non-smoker’s lung cancer in 2024, Debbie expanded her ministry to people battling cancer with her “Hope for the Cancer + Journey” Podcast and donation of Rub a Dub Dub Bible Poems book to Ronald McDonald Houses for children and their families battling cancer.