A Preacher’s Wife

About A Preacher’s Wife

A Preacher’s Wife is a Bible-centered podcast for women who want to know God’s Word and live it out in everyday life. Join Kelly Bownds for honest conversations, practical Bible study, Christian encouragement, and deeper dives into the questions we sometimes hesitate to ask. No perfection required—just a desire to open your Bible, grow in truth, and follow Jesus faithfully.

Publisher

Kelly Bownds

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

30 Aug 2026

Latest episode

26 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

37 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   26 Oct 2026

   Day 26: Bound Together in Love | 30-Day Family Prayer Challenge

   Welcome to Day 26 of our 30-Day Family Prayer Challenge! 🤎 Today we’re continuing our final section, Our Home & Family Together, by praying for unity within our families. 📖 Today’s Scripture: Colossians 3:14
🙏 Today’s Prayer Focus: Unity In Colossians 3, Paul encourages believers to put on compassion, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience. Then, in verse 14, he reminds us that above all these things, we are to put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony. What a beautiful picture of the kind of love that should characterize our relationships! Unity doesn’t mean everyone always agrees. It means choosing to love one another even when we don’t. Every family is made up of different personalities, opinions, strengths, and weaknesses. And sometimes those differences can lead to misunderstandings, disagreements, and hurt feelings. As wives, mothers, grandmothers, and women who love our families, we naturally desire peace and closeness among the people we love. But true unity requires more than simply avoiding conflict. It requires humility, patience, forgiveness, and a willingness to put love into action. Today we’re asking God to help our families develop hearts that value unity, extend grace, and seek reconciliation when disagreements arise. We’re praying that love will guide our words, attitudes, and actions, especially during difficult conversations and challenging seasons. And we’re praying for ourselves too, asking God to help us recognize when our own pride, impatience, or desire to be right might be creating unnecessary division. Because the goal isn’t to have a family where everyone thinks alike or never disagrees. It’s to have a family where love holds us together, even through our differences. Grab your Bible and something to write with, and let’s allow God’s Word to guide our prayers. Read it. Write it. Pray it. 🤎 Tomorrow we’ll continue with Day 27: Peace — Colossians 3:15. My prayer is that together we can become women whose minds are shaped by God’s Word instead of by the world around us.

2. 

   25 Oct 2026

   Day 25: Loving One Another God's Way | 30-Day Family Prayer Challenge

   Welcome to Day 25 of our 30-Day Family Prayer Challenge! 🤎 Today we’re beginning our final section, Our Home & Family Together, by praying that our families will learn to love one another the way God calls us to love. 📖 Today’s Scripture: 1 Corinthians 13:4–7
🙏 Today’s Prayer Focus: Love In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul gives us a beautiful description of what genuine, Christlike love looks like. Love is patient. Love is kind. It isn’t envious, boastful, arrogant, or rude. It doesn’t insist on its own way, and it doesn’t keep a record of wrongs. And while we often hear these verses read at weddings, Paul was actually addressing believers in a church that was struggling with division, pride, and selfishness. Love isn’t simply something we feel. It’s something we’re called to practice. And sometimes the people we love the most are the very people with whom we struggle to demonstrate patience, kindness, and grace. As wives, mothers, grandmothers, and women who deeply love our families, we naturally want our homes to be filled with love. But today, we’re praying for something deeper than warm feelings or happy relationships. We’re asking God to help our families love one another in ways that reflect His Word. We’re praying for patience when someone is difficult, kindness when emotions are running high, humility when disagreements arise, and a willingness to put others before ourselves. And we’re praying for ourselves too, asking God to help us recognize the difference between simply saying we love someone and consistently demonstrating that love through our words and actions. Because a loving home isn’t a home where nobody ever disagrees or makes mistakes. It’s a home where we continually seek to treat one another with the kind of love God calls us to demonstrate. Grab your Bible and something to write with, and let’s allow God’s Word to guide our prayers. Read it. Write it. Pray it. 🤎 Tomorrow we’ll continue with Day 26: Unity — Colossians 3:14. My prayer is that together we can become women whose minds are shaped by God’s Word instead of by the world around us.

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   24 Oct 2026

   Day 24: Let Your Light Shine | 30-Day Family Prayer Challenge

   Welcome to Day 24 of our 30-Day Family Prayer Challenge! 🤎 Today we’re continuing our section on Relationships & Purpose by praying that our families will live in ways that bring glory to God. 📖 Today’s Scripture: Matthew 5:16🙏 Today’s Prayer Focus: Glorifying God In Matthew 5:16, Jesus tells His followers to let their light shine before others so that people may see their good works and give glory to our Father in heaven. What a beautiful reminder that the way we live can point others toward God. And I love that Jesus doesn’t tell us to shine our light so that people will notice how wonderful we are. Instead, the purpose is for others to see our good works and glorify our Father in heaven. As wives, mothers, grandmothers, and women who love our families, we want the people we care about to make good choices, treat others with kindness, and live meaningful lives. But even more importantly, we want their lives to reflect the goodness and character of the God they serve. Today we’re asking God to help our families live with integrity, demonstrate genuine love, and recognize opportunities to serve and encourage the people around them. We’re praying that their words, attitudes, and actions will point others toward Christ—not because they’re trying to impress anyone, but because their hearts are being shaped by God’s Word. And we’re praying for ourselves too, asking God to help us remember that glorifying Him isn’t limited to big accomplishments or extraordinary acts of service. Sometimes our light shines brightest through simple acts of faithfulness, quiet kindness, patience, and love. May our families be known not for drawing attention to themselves, but for reflecting the goodness of God. Grab your Bible and something to write with, and let’s allow God’s Word to guide our prayers. Read it. Write it. Pray it. 🤎 Tomorrow we’ll begin our final section, Our Home & Family Together, with Day 25: Love — 1 Corinthians 13:4–7. My prayer is that together we can become women whose minds are shaped by God’s Word instead of by the world around us.

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