by Kathy | Aug 21, 2017 | Bible study, Book Reviews, Trials and difficulties, Unshakeable Faith, women's ministry
Feeling discouraged? Need a bit of hope? There is no better place to go to find hope and encouragement than God’s Word. And the book of Psalms is a great place to begin. (Note: This post is a giveaway! Read to the end to find out how to enter!) Recently, I...
by Kathy | Aug 17, 2017 | Bible study, Discipleship, Resources, Spiritual Growth, women's ministry
This post first ran in August of 2014. But the tips for choosing a Bible study still apply! I have dealt with Bible study from almost every conceivable angle. I have studied my Bible and used Bible study materials for decades. I have participated in countless Bible...
by Kathy | Aug 10, 2017 | Bible, Bible study, Discipleship, God's Word for Today, Spiritual Growth
There is not just one right Bible study method. Depending on your goal, you can dive into God’s Word in lots of different ways. For instance, you can do a word, character, or topical study. You can dissect and ingest a small passage, a chapter, or an entire book....
by Kathy | Mar 27, 2017 | Bible study, Book Reviews, Lavish Grace
Are you a Bible study leader? Women’s Ministry leader? Do you simply love to study the Bible? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, mark you calendar to attend this year’s Bible Study Expo. It’s happening online this Friday,...
by Kathy | Nov 10, 2016 | Bible study lesson, Fruit of the Spirit, Scripture Memory, Spiritual Growth
This post is the last lesson in a 6-week study series on the Fruit of the Spirit. (You can still access previous posts: Intro, One, Two, Three, Four or Five.) You can read today’s post and make notes in a journal or print the PDF version. When we began this study, I...
by Kathy | Nov 3, 2016 | Bible study lesson, Fruit of the Spirit, Spiritual Growth
This post is the fifth lesson in a 6-week study series on the Fruit of the Spirit. (You can still access previous posts: Intro, One, Two, Three, or Four .) You can read today’s post and make notes in a journal or print the PDF version. I know what you’re thinking....
