Bible Study blog posts and resources for today’s Christian women.
Do you have favorite characters or stories from the Bible? One of my favorites is the book of Jonah.Though this prophet disobeyed God’s instruction, God still did incredible miracles in andthrough him. I believe there’s a lot that we can learn about God and ourselves throughthis story. Let’s dive in! Chosen, Called, and Disobedient We…
Recently, Psalm 100 has been on my mind. The words have been a balm to my soul that I meditated on day and night for weeks. Let’s spend a few moments meditating on this short but powerful Psalm. I pray that you experience more of God’s presence and that praise for who He is wells…
Do you ever get a verse stuck in your head? This happens to me all the time! I’ll read a passage in the Bible, and a phrase or a few sentences will captivate me. They’ll dominate my thinking, and I’ll camp out in that same chapter for days or weeks, just savoring that portion of…
The woman at the well. It’s a well known story, but have you ever stopped to really take it all in? Sherry Chamblee shares more…
I am reading through the Bible chronologically this year with some other ladies online. Today we started the book of Job. Can I just say, I love the book of Job? Does that make me weird? I know it’s not the most popular book in the Bible, but I think it’s just misunderstood.
There’s a fine line between a debate and an argument. As Christians, we’re called to defend our faith, but we are also called to be peacemakers. Learn the difference from our Candid Guest, Stacie Cherill Dickson
The rolling away of a stone over a well is briefly mentioned in the Bible. But that brief mention can teach us so much. Sarah J Callen shares more in this post…
The invisible woman. Who is she? And why is she invisible? Jennifer shares more, and shares a bit of her own story, in this post on Candidly Christian.
The disciples left jobs and businesses and family behind in order to follow Jesus. Sarah J Callen shares more in this post on Candidly Christian.
Have you ever been stuck in a circumstance that feels like prison? Our guest blogger Mariel Davenport has. Even if you’re planning an unlikely escape right now, Mariel has 3 ways to help you endure through a situation when there is no way out.
The Book of Philippians begins with a seemingly stern “calling out” of Euodia and Syntyche. But Sarah saw Paul’s words differently when she read them from a place of love and concern. Find out what she learned about repentance from this glimpse of a feud in the ancient church.
Jeremiah 29:11 is a staple verse for believers, but God’s promises go beyond the plans He has to give you hope and a future. Sarah shows us A New Look at God’s Promises beyond Jeremiah 29:11.
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