Have you ever felt like God was asking you to do something you just didn’t want to do? Maybe it felt too big… too scary… or too costly.

Wrestling with God’s calling isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s a sign you’re listening. But let’s be real: obedience doesn’t always feel easy.

Sometimes, what God asks of us stretches us beyond what we think we’re capable of.

I get it—that is exactly what my life feels like right now.

In this week’s video, I’m talking about what it looks like to wrestle with God’s calling on your life.

There are some hard things I have not shared with you all yet – that I am currently going through. I talk about it briefly in this video because I want to be honest but I am not ready to share the details yet. I hope to share more after the Jonah study ends.

If you’ve ever felt resistance in your heart or fear about stepping into what God’s asked of you, today’s video is for you…

 

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If you’re wrestling with God’s calling on your life right now, I want you to know—you’re not alone. God sees your hesitation. He’s patient with your questions. And He’s faithful to walk with you every step of the way.

Don’t let fear or doubt hold you back.

Jonah felt it and chose to run. Maybe you are feeling it too. Don’t run. Talk to God about your fears, open His Word, and take the next step of obedience.

—no matter how small.

Trust that God will walk you through –
whatever he has called you to.

Keep walking with the King,

COURTNEY

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Cue the Confetti!

It’s time to begin the Book of Jonah!!!

I am so excited to begin our study of Jonah with you! If you do not have the optional Journal yet – it’s available on Amazon  but it will take a few days to ship – so if you want it right now – you can buy the printable/digital version at half price  —> here and get it right away!

Overview of Jonah ~

The Book of Jonah is considered one of the twelve books of the Minor Prophets and yet it is unlike any of the other prophetic books. Rather than a series of messages from God, the book of Jonah is a short story of Jonah’s attempt to run from God.

God called Jonah to take his message of judgment to Nineveh and he refused.  This resulted in him being swallowed by a great fish! After three days, the fish spit Jonah out onto dry land and only then did Jonah obey the Lord and deliver God’s message to the Ninevites.

The book of Jonah not only illustrates Jonah’s disobedience and repentance but contrasts the immediate repentance of the Ninevite people to the stubborn rebellion of Israel and Judah. While Jonah was carrying God’s message to Nineveh, prophets were also sent to Israel and Judah calling them to repentance. The Ninevites immediately repented in sackcloth and ashes, calling for a 3-day fast of all men and animals, while God’s people stubbornly turned a deaf ear to God’s warning. God’s response to both Jonah’s and Nineveh’s repentance is love, mercy, and grace.

The Purpose:

The book of Jonah tells the story of Jonah’s futile attempt to run and hide from God, but it also carries an important lesson for us today. We may try to run from God, but we cannot hide from him. No matter where we go, God sees us, and he will not stop reaching out to us with his love, as long as we live.

This book teaches us important lessons of grace, mercy, second chances, and listening to God’s call.

The Author: Jonah

Time Period: Between 793-758 B.C.

Key Verse: Jonah 1:17

And the Lord appointed a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish three days and three nights.

The Outline:

The Outline:

1. Jonah Flees from God (1)
A great fish swallows Jonah (1:17)

2. Jonah in the Belly of the Fish (2)
       Jonah Prays to God and Repents (2:2-9)
       The Fish Spits Jonah Out onto Land (2:10)
 
3. Jonah Delivers God’s Word (3)
       The Ninevites Repent (3:5-9)
       God Relents and Spares Nineveh (3:10)
 
4. Jonah is Angry (4)

For an even more in-depth Introduction to this week’s reading, watch this video. It is a great explanation of Jonah!

 

NOW LET’S GET STARTED!

This Week’s Bible Reading Plan:

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This week’s Reflection & Discussion Questions

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Jonah 1:1-3

Jonah is the only Old Testament prophet called to a pagan, Gentile nation. At the time of Jonah, Nineveh was the capitol city of the Assyrian empire and the largest city in the world. The Assyrians were seeking world domination and were cruel to the cities they conquered. The wickedness of this nation was so great that God called Jonah to go to Nineveh and call them to repentance.

Jonah deeply disliked them. They had attacked Israel numerous times and were one of his most dreaded enemies. Because Jonah was a prophet of God, he knew that if they repented, God would show them mercy and not judge them for their wickedness. He did not want to risk this happening, so instead…he chose to run.

Jonah tried to run from the presence of God but that is not possible! In Psalm 139:7-8, King David says, “Where shall I go from your Spirit? Or where shall I flee from your presence? If I ascend to heaven, you are there! If I make my bed in Sheol, you are there!”

Have you ever tried to run from God? Perhaps like Jonah, you did not want to do what God was asking or maybe you did not feel capable of obeying. Jonah’s story reminds us that though we might try to run from God, he will always find us.

Is there something you know God is calling you to, but you have been reluctant to obey? Write about it below. How does remembering that God enables those he calls encourage you today?

Jonah 1:4-6

This must have been a storm of supernatural proportions, because the mariners on the ship were experienced seamen. They had likely been through many storms and were not easily frightened by waves and wind. Yet, this storm made them so afraid that each man cried out to his god and even began throwing cargo overboard – the cargo that was to be for their income.

Yet in all of this, where do we find Jonah? He is asleep at the bottom of the ship. It is surprising to see how Jonah, a prophet of God, could be so unaware of the consequences of his own sin. He is sleeping peacefully and so soundly, not wakened by the horrific storm, that the captain had to wake him up and tell him to pray that God would save them.

Though not every storm in life is the result of disobedience, this is what often happens when we fail to follow through with what God has told us to do. The enemy puts blinders on our eyes so that we are unaware of the true consequences of our sin. We may personally experience those consequences, but we can’t identify them for what they are. This is why disobedience to God is so serious, it opens the door for the enemy’s deception in our lives.

Is there an area in your life right now where you are not fully obeying God? Why is this happening? Take a moment and surrender that area to him.

Jonah 1:7-10

God chose to reveal Jonah’s hidden sin when the seamen cast lots to determine who had caused the trouble. We see many places in the Bible where casting lots is used to determine a matter. This happened mostly in the Old Testament, and we don’t see this practice used after the Day of Pentecost when the disciples were filled with the Holy Spirit.

When the lot fell on Jonah, the men asked him a series of questions to which he replied that he feared the Lord. What a contradiction to his actions! He said he feared the Lord, but he was running from the Lord.

The men called him out when they cried out in great fear, “What is this that you have done!” It would almost seem that they had a greater fear of God in that moment than Jonah.

When we believe we can get away with disobedience to the voice of the Lord, we fail to recognize our own hypocrisy. With our mouth we declare the greatness of God, but our actions say something else.

God’s desire is that we live lives of integrity, where our actions declare to the world that we truly fear the Lord, the God of heaven, who made the sea and the dry land. Pause and consider, is there an area in your life where your actions don’t show that you fear the Lord?

Jonah 1:11-16

As if the storm was not bad enough, it continued to grow more intense, and the mariners asked Jonah what they could do to make the sea calm again. They did not want to throw Jonah overboard. They tried to sail against the storm to dry land, but God would not allow it. The harder they sailed, the greater the storm grew in intensity until their only option was to throw Jonah into the sea.

Fearing what might happen to him, and that the Lord might judge them for their actions, they prayed that God would not judge them and then threw Jonah overboard. Miraculously, the sea calmed; and when the men saw the hand of God, they feared him.

It could not have been easy for Jonah to agree to be thrown into the sea. Surely, he thought it would be his death sentence to be thrown overboard during a storm of this magnitude. His disobedience had placed his own life, and the lives of every person on that ship, in mortal danger and the only thing left to do was to sacrifice his life to save theirs. And yet, God would be glorified, even in this. Through the storm these men’s eyes were opened to see the greatness of God.

God used Jonah’s brokenness to open the eyes of the sailors to see the greatness of God. He wants to use your brokenness to show His glory to a lost and dying world, too.

Is there anything in your life that causes you to struggle to see how God can use you? How does remembering that God wants to use even the hard parts of our story for his glory encourage you?

Jonah 1:17

While many depictions of the story of Jonah, including children’s Sunday school stories, depict this fish as a whale, the Bible doesn’t tell us what kind of fish swallowed Jonah. All we know is that Jonah survived being in the belly of this fish for 72 hours. This verse tells us that God prepared a fish for the very purpose to swallow Jonah, so perhaps this was a fish that God created just for this event.

In Matthew 12 and Luke 11, Jesus compares his death, burial, and resurrection to Jonah when he declared that no sign would be given to that generation except the sign of Jonah. He was referring to how he would be in the grave three days and rise again, just as Jonah was in the belly of the great fish and came out alive and well. Then Jesus said this, “Something greater than Jonah is here”.

Sadly, we will see a great difference in the response of the Ninevites compared to the Jews who lived and walked with the Son of God. Many people today look for signs that God is real and still active. Even Christians eagerly search for signs that God is still working.

True faith does not demand a sign. His works are all around us and his word tells us of the great works that he has done. The greatest work of all is that he sent his only son to die for our sins. Unlike Jonah, he really did die but he rose again on the third day, defeating death, hell, and the grave so we can live eternally with him! What more of a sign do we need?

If you have never received Christ as your savior, you can do that right now. Acknowledge your sin to him and your need for salvation and then purpose to live for him alone from this day forward. He loves you and he’s ready and waiting to accept you into his family! For those who are saved, how has your life been transformed by God’s great power?

This Week’s Verses of the Day:

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Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Here’s the Printable Bible Bookmark for Jonah.

Now, let’s get started!  Grab a cup of coffee or your favorite drink and open your Bible and SOAK it in! Be sure to leave at least 15-20 minutes for your reading each day. 

Bible Coloring  Bookmark:

Click HERE to Print the full page Coloring Chart
or Click HERE for the Bookmark Coloring Chart

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Join us EVERY weekday morning ANYTIME after 7:00amEST on Facebook
to discuss the day’s reading assignment.

I commend you for committing to study this book with us! If you want to go deeper in your study, I encourage you to use on-line commentaries and Bible Study tools.

I can’t wait to see how God reveals himself personally to each of us, as we read the book of Jeremiah together. 

Have a wonderful week in God’s Word – I’ll see you back here on the blog this Friday as we go deeper into God’s Word together!  Don’t forget to join me every weekday morning out on Facebook!

Keep walking with the King,

COURTNEY

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In just 3 days we begin our study through the
Book of Jonah

Monday, July 7th we begin!

Here is everything you need to begin with us!

1. First – you’ll need your Bible!

2.) Second, you’ll need the study guide!

The Paperback version of the Jonah Journal can be found on  Amazon.

If you want it right away – the Digital – Printable version is available on etsy at half price –> find my Etsy Store here.

3.) Optional – Print this Printable Bookmark

This printable bookmark has the daily reading plan on it. Print it out and use it as a bookmark or just refer to it here online.

I’ll be kicking us off every Monday here on the blog and posting the reading plan for the week – so no worries if you can’t print this bookmark.

4.) Plan to join me every Monday and Friday here on the blog at WomenLivingWell.org

On Mondays, I’ll be posting the Bible reading plan for the week, along with a few reflection questions and on Fridays I’ll be posting a video to wrap-up our week of study. I hope this is an added encouragement to you!

5.) Subscribe to the blog

I don’t want you to miss the weekly blog posts! So if you are not subscribed to the blog yet, I encourage you to do that now -> HERE!

7.) Optional – Follow me on my Good Morning Girls Facebook Page

If you are on facebook, I will be posting every weekday morning through out the 5 weeks of our study on the Good Morning Girls Facebook Page. I’ll post at 7am ET and then you can chime in anytime during the day! This community is wonderful! I REALLY hope you will join us.

PLEASE NOTE: I have two facebook pages – I will not be posting daily on the Women Living Well page. The discussions will take place on the GMG page just like when we do our Bible Studies.

PLEASE ALSO NOTE: I will NOT be posting daily on my instagram page for discussions like I used to do. The only place for daily posts during this study will be the GMG Facebook Page.

Are there sign ups?

Nope. All you need is your Bible and a copy of the Jonah Journal and everything else will be provided here for you!

What if I can’t keep up?

No worries! If you fall behind, all the resources will remain available for you here on the blog at the end of this study.

Are you in? I can’t wait to begin this with you this Monday! . See you there!!!

Keep walking with the King,

COURTNEY

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Happy Summer !!!

I can’t wait to begin the book of Jonah with you!

If you are new here – welcome! Here at Good Morning Girls we are a community of like-minded women – here to cheer you on in your study of God’s Word.  We’ll keep you accountable and encourage you on weary days so you make it all the way to the end. 

Below you will find all of the resources you need to get started.  Then watch for more weekly resources here on the blog every Monday and Friday starting Monday, July 7th.

All of the resources are free but there is an 
optional Jonah Journal available
exclusively on Amazon!

Get the printable digital copy instantly—for half the price!
Click [HERE] to download now.

 Inside the journal you will find:

•  Daily reading summaries that guide you through each chapter and verse with clarity and insight
• Reflection questions to help you process and apply God’s Word to your life 
• Verse of the day selections to meditate on
• Generous journaling space to record your personal S.O.A.K. reflections for each day
• Coloring chart and full explanation of the Good Morning Girls’ signature S.O.A.K. Bible study method
• Introduction and background of the book of Jonah to set the stage for your study
  
  This companion journal is not required to join us.
  

 Here’s a look inside!

Here’s the Printable Bible Bookmark for Jonah

This is our reading plan. You will also find this reading plan in the front of your journal.

Here is the free printable SOAK version of the Jonah Journal for logging your SOAKs.
(This is for those who are not purchasing the Paperback Journal.)

This is not the same as the Paperback Journal – this short printable SOAK Journal has been created for low-cost printing on a home printer and does not include the Verses of the Day or Reflection questions.

If you are new, welcome to Good Morning Girls! We are so glad you are here!

We are Reading Through the Bible– one chapter a day – five days a week.

There are no sign-ups or enrollments.

We are reading through the Bible, switching back and forth between the New Testament and the Old Testament.

So far we have completed 37 books of the Bible:

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings, 2 Kings, 1 Chronicles, 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Hosea, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts, Romans, 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and James!  You can find ALL of the links to past studies on the GMG Resources Page.

To keep track of all of the books you have completed use this printable below.  Notice there are no dates on any of our reading plans so anyone can join us anytime.

BLOG AND SOCIAL MEDIA SCHEDULE

On the Blog

Mondays –  All of the free Resources for the week including the Daily Reflections Questions and printable Verses of the Day will be posted here.

Fridays –they’ll be a Friday wrap-up video or devotional here on the blog.

Instagram 

I’ll be posting encouragement for your study in the book of Jonah. 
Follow me on Instagram here.

Facebook

On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, I’ll post the assigned reading of the day at 7:00am and an open discussion takes place there. Come anytime during the day and join us.  Check it out! It’s wonderful! Go to Good Morning Girls Facebook Page here.

There is no right or wrong way to do this.  This is all optional – pick and choose what works best for you.

There are no sign-ups or enrollments.

I encourage you to invite your friends and start your own Good Morning Girls group.  You can keep each other accountable using email, text messaging or creating a Facebook group.

Accountability works in reaching our goals – whether it’s losing weight, becoming more organized, or getting into God’s word daily – the encouragement of others keeps us going on days when we’d rather quit!

GMG LEADERS:

If you are leading a Facebook Group – right click and “copy – save as” this image below to use as your Facebook Header.

LEADERS:  I will be posting the resources for the week every Sunday evening here on the blog – so you can grab all the images and discussion questions you need for the week.

The Good Morning Girls Leaders Manual is available as a digital download for free –> HERE.

Or you can find it on Amazon in Paperback –> Here.

To access the FREE Leader’s Training Video Series go —–> HERE

***If you are leading a group and you have room for ladies to join you. Please leave a comment below with your Facebook link or your email address.

Here is an explanation of the 
Signature GMG SOAK Bible Study method:

Here’s the Printable Bible Coloring Chart Bookmark

Click here to print the Bookmark Coloring Chart

This is a wonderful method that slows us down and helps us soak in every single word.
Here’s what it looks like in my Bible.  

GMG INTERNATIONAL

We are once again, being joined by our sister’s in Christ from around the world!!!  To see the pictures, read the biographies and find the links to each one of these special ladies – visit our International page!

Here are some of the Countries joining us!

GMG Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia – Rosilind, Vojka and Mary
Dobro Jutro Djevojke
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Follow in Instagram Here
Serbian Facebook Group
English Speaking Facebook Group – GMG In the Word

GMG Kenya – Stellar
facebook.com/Good-Morning-Girls-Kenya

GMG France
Facebook Group – GMG France
Follow on Instagram Here

GMG Mexico – Abby Hinojos
Facebook – Buenos Dias Chicas

GMG Nigeria – Ifeoma Samuel
Facebook Group – Purposeful and Meaningful

GMG Novi, Sad and Serbia – Mary
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I’m so excited to study the book of Jonah with you all.
Mark your calendars for July 7th
Spread the word and share this post with your friends. The more the merrier!

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Keep walking with the King,

Courtney

If you have an open group don’t forget to leave a link to your Facebook Group or an email for your email group in the comments below!

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In case you missed the first announcement –
the book of Jonah is our next Bible Study!!!

We begin Monday, July 7th
in the Book of Jonah.

This is a 3 week study.
Jonah only has 4 chapters – so I have divided each chapter into a few sections.
So we will go through this book of the Bible more slowly than others.

Have you ever read Jonah from beginning to end?
Now’s the time!

This is an interesting Old Testament book to study in the warm summer months!

The optional Jonah Journal 
is available NOW exclusively on Amazon!

Get the printable digital copy instantly—for half the price!
Click [HERE] to download now.

This journal is the perfect companion for your study of the book of Jonah!

Inside, you’ll find:

Daily reading summaries that guide you through each chapter and verse with clarity and insight
Reflection questions to help you process and apply God’s Word to your life
Verse of the day selections to meditate on and memorize
Generous journaling space to record your personal S.O.A.K. reflections for each day
 Coloring chart and full explanation of the Good Morning Girls’ signature S.O.A.K. Bible study method
Introduction and background of the book of Jonah to set the stage for your study

• This companion journal is not required to join us.

Here’s a look inside!

What is Jonah all about?

What is Jonah All About?

• Jonah is one of the 12 Minor Prophets—but unlike the others, it’s told as a story, not a series of prophecies.
• It follows Jonah’s attempt to run from God’s call to preach to Nineveh.
• Jonah disobeyed, boarded a ship, and was swallowed by a great fish.
• After 3 days, the fish spit him out—and Jonah finally obeyed.
• He delivered God’s message, and the people of Nineveh repented.

Key Lessons from Jonah:

• You can run from God, but you can’t hide.
• God is full of grace, mercy, and second chances.
• He lovingly pursues us—no matter where we go.
• God wants us to share His message so others can turn to Him.
• “He is patient… not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” (2 Peter 3:9)

You don’t want to miss this powerful study!

New Here? Welcome to Good Morning Girls!

We’re so glad you’re here!

What We Do:
We’re reading through the entire Bible—one chapter a day, five days a week.
No sign-ups. No deadlines. Just simple, consistent time in God’s Word.

How It Works:
We alternate between the New Testament and the Old Testament.

Books We’ve Completed So Far (37!):
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Hosea, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts, Romans, 1 & 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and James!

Find all past studies on the GMG Resources Page

Want to track your progress?
Use the printable checklist below! Our reading plans have no dates, so you can jump in anytime.

Blog and Social Media Schedule

On the Blog

Mondays –  All of the free Resources for the week including the Daily Reflections Questions and printable Verses of the Day will be posted on the blog here.

Fridays –they’ll be a Friday wrap-up video or devotional here on the blog.
Follow me on Youtube here.

Instagram 

I’ll be posting encouragement for your study in the book of Jeremiah. 
Follow me on Instagram here.

Facebook

On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, I’ll post the assigned reading of the day at 7:00am and an open discussion takes place there. Come anytime during the day and join us.  Check it out! It’s wonderful!
Follow me on the Good Morning Girls Facebook Page here.

How to Join a Good Morning Girls Group

Do I need to enroll?
Nope—no sign-up required! Jump in anytime.

What is a GMG group?
A group of women who stay accountable in their quiet times through:

• Email
• Facebook
• Text
• Weekly meetups

Do I need a group to join the study?
Not at all! You can do it solo if you prefer.

Want to Start Your Own Group?

1. Invite 2–12 friends
   From your church, Bible study, family, neighborhood, or workplace.
2. Pick how you’ll connect
   Choose: Facebook, email, text or meet in person weekly.
3. Create a space to share
   Use your platform to post daily reflections, encouragement, and prayer requests.

How to Lead a Group

• Watch the free Leader Training Video Series
• Get the Leader’s Manual (free digital copy or paperback on Amazon)

The manual includes:
Setup steps & leader tips
Icebreakers & community-building ideas
FAQ answers & a welcome letter template

Save the Date: Monday, July 7th!

Let’s spread the word:

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• Keep an eye out—free resources and full details about our summer study are coming soon.

There’s no better way to spend summer than in God’s Word. I truly hope you’ll join us!

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I’m so thankful for each of you and can’t wait to open God’s Word together in July.

Wishing you a joyful June!

Keep walking with the King,

Courtney

The Jonah Journal 
is available NOW exclusively on Amazon!

Get the printable digital copy instantly—for half the price!
Click [HERE] to download now.

ONE MORE THING…

Looking for a fun, meaningful way to stay in God’s Word this summer?

Check out
Summer in the Psalms – Volumes 1, 2 & 3!
Available exclusively on Amazon.

Each word search puzzle is based on a single verse from Psalms—carefully chosen to bring peace, worship, and truth into your day.

Find the PRINTABLE/digital version
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What’s Inside Each Puzzle:

• A calming verse from Psalms
• A Scripture-based word list
• A journaling prompt for reflection
• A peaceful word search to enjoy

3 Volumes. 90 Puzzles.

• Volume 1: : Rest & praise
• Volume 2: Trust, waiting & hope
• Volume 3:: Joy in every season

Choose one or grab them all—and create a quiet summer rhythm of rest and reflection.

Keep walking with the King!

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