Here’s why joy still needs teaching—and why there’s hope for us when joy is a struggle.
Author: Megan Bean
Megan writes about Christian living, equestrian topics, and disability and rare disease.
One Good Thing
With a little intentionality, I believe we can find joy in good things, satisfaction in God, and richness in sharing the goodness.
Powering Up Prayer
What seems at first like a simple ritual can become a journey, a ministry, a way of life.
Freed to be Saved
Jesus isn’t a barrier. He’s an opportunity. And He's open to everyone.
Loved Beyond Fear
Because we're loved in the midst of our frailty, we can live well in the midst of our frailty.
When God’s Timing Seems Terrible
In the face of loss, where and how can we find the providence of a loving, sovereign God?
Announcement: Gone Writing…
I’ve decided to take December (and possibly part of January) away from BeanSpired Editions. I hope to come back refreshed and with some exciting announcements for 2023.
When Our Best Isn’t Enough
The end of our capability doesn't have to be the end of our story. In fact, by the grace and power of God, it can be a beginning.
When the Bible Meets Disability
How we view disability and treat those who live with it matter. And, as with every other life topic or ethical question, our best guide is the Bible . . . All our best intentions and attempts at inclusion will miss the mark unless they grow from and by biblical truths.
Preparing for the Hard Times
Nothing can guarantee we'll make it through hardship without scars, slip-ups, or shaky moments. But there are things we can do to maximize our chances of suffering in a way that honors God and makes us more like Jesus. And a lot of that work begins long before the trial does.
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