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Continue reading →: What’s Your Idol?From my biblical counseling studies this morning: “A god is that to which we look for all good and in which we find refuge in every time of need. To have a god is nothing else than to trust and believe him with our whole heart. As I have often…
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Continue reading →: In the Thick of TheologyIt’s been awhile since I’ve shared with readers what they might find on my desk. Alongside my coffee mug and laptop this morning are: Grudem’s Systematic Theology, Michael Horton’s Pilgrim Theology, and Millard Erickson’s Christian Theology. This week’s resources beyond the weighty systematic theologies are Knowing God by J.I. Packer,…
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Continue reading →: Wrapping UpDoctrine & Disciplines of the Bible As a Christian woman, you may find it overwhelming to choose from the multitude of Bible studies and Christian authors available today. That’s why I’ve crafted this unique two-part, nine week series, ‘Doctrine and Disciplines of the Bible’, specifically to address the needs of…
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Continue reading →: Handle With CareDoctrine & Disciplines of the Bible II In the Doctrine & Disciplines of the Bible II series, we spent weeks 2-3 focusing on the practical tools of reading and studying the Scriptures. These tools can be used to guide us in our daily lives, helping us to better understand God’s…
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Continue reading →: The Hard Work of Bible StudyDoctrine & Disciplines of the Bible The previous article “Read the Bible Well” is not just another guide to Bible study. It’s a unique and comprehensive tool that emphasizes the importance of understanding the context of the Bible for a deeper relationship with God. It encourages readers to develop a…
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Continue reading →: Read the Bible WellDoctrine & Disciplines of the Bible II To read the Bible well, it is crucial to understand the different parts of the Bible and analyze the context to determine the implications for today. The Scriptures have been read aloud for the benefit of various groups of people throughout history. In…






