BIBLE STUDY PODCAST

After a 2020 of a year, we all feel disoriented, displaced, and dejected. That’s exactly how the Israelites felt after their nation was destroyed, their temple ransacked, and their people exiled. Watch how—after years of waiting—God finally fulfills his promise to restore their nation, temple, and land. Learn how God is in control even amid physical opposition, political manipulation, and years of...

We are in the final chapters of Hebrews where the author is calling these Hebrew Christians to faith and endurance by building on the great cloud of witnesses from Hebrews 11 and reminding them of their God who was faithful to them. In chapter 12, we see the push towards endurance in daily living until the Lord ushers in his completed kingdom someday. In chapter 13, we wrap up with concluding exho...

In Chapter 11, we look at the famous “Hall of Faith” in all of its gritty glory. We see models of faithful yet imperfect men and women taking their next right steps of faith often in trying circumstances; all without seeing the end result and only being able to trust the promise given to them.

In chapter 10, the author repeats the importance of Christ’s once for all sacrifice and what that should elicit from us: faith, hope, love, and obedience.

In chapter 9 we see that our great High Priest has offered himself as our better sacrifice which ushers us into the better Tabernacle (Heaven). We have direct access to the throne of God through Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice.

In Week 6 we look at how the Old Testament figure of Melchizedek foreshadows Christ’s fulfillment as our King of Righteousness and Peace. We see that both Melchizedek and Christ are from a different priestly order than the Levitical order and that they are both Kings. With this new order, the author of Hebrews makes the argument that a new covenant was then needed through the fulfillment of Christ...

In Week 5, we pick up in the middle of the warning to grow in maturity. The author urges the Hebrews to be carried forward by God to maturity, to bear fruit, and to live out their better salvation because it is Jesus who guarantees the new better oath and covenant rendering the old one obsolete. He ends the passage by reminding them that the way through trouble is not by backtracking but through a...

In this episode, we consider Jesus as better than Moses. Moses was Israel’s deliverer, but he still struggled with disbelief and disobedience in his humanity, to the point that he wasn’t able to enter into the rest of the promised land. But Christ is our better deliverer with his perfect sacrifice and his better rest. We can enter that rest with our obedience to Christ through our belief and our s...

In this episode, we consider Jesus as better than Moses. Moses was Israel’s deliverer, but he still struggled with disbelief and disobedience in his humanity, to the point that he wasn’t able to enter into the rest of the promised land. But Christ is our better deliverer with his perfect sacrifice and his better rest. We can enter that rest with our obedience to Christ through our belief and our s...

In this episode, we see that Jesus has been appointed by God and that makes him superior to the angels. We are warned that we should not drift from the gospel even when times get rough. We must stay close to our Savior because he made the way of defeating death, being our perfect sacrifice and experiencing humanity so that he can empathize as our high priest.

In this episode, we set the stage for the book of Hebrews by looking at the background and context in which it was written. Some of the central themes found in Hebrews include the superiority of Christ and how this builds the foundation for confidence and steadfastness in our faith journey.

In this episode, we introduce our Season 3 study! We will be going through Better: A Study of Hebrews by Jen Wilkin where we will discover why Jesus is better than anything and how this belief can ground our confidence and hope in him and the way in which we live in this world. New episodes will drop every other week starting September 9th, 2020!

In our final study session week, we talk about how the Sabbat helps us to see God more clearly and how refocusing our attention on God keeps us from marginalizing God. In Genesis, we see that Sabbath is a statement about God’s sovereignty that has been set since the first 7 days of creation. As we seek to practice a grace-filled Sabbath it will foster worship, intimacy with our Savior & wholeness.

Today we look at the Sabbath principle: resist the urge to continue. To experience Sabbath margin we have to stop something, to rest from something. Sabbath is about surrender, prioritizing God’s command to rest over our own agenda. And as we rest, we reap the benefits of increased intimacy with God and the resulting joy.

In Ex. 16 we see the Israelites experience the abundance of God in the double-portion miracle which allowed them to truly rest in his provision each week. This week we unpack how seeing God’s abundance in our lives and trusting in it moves us from a place of scarcity to a place of generosity.

In this episode, we covered Week 1 in Priscilla Shirer’s Breathe study. We start with a look at the introduction of rest at creation and how the Sabbath principle can move us from a slavery mindset to a freedom mindset.

In this intro episode we outline how this season of study will work, and share some insights the Lord has brought into our lives on the subject before we jump into the study sessions.

Welcome to our Women’s Bible Study Podcast! We are so excited to bring you this channel, so we can build community. Whether you’re a busy professional who travels for work, a mom at home with little ones, if you’re new to Bible Study, or if you just haven’t found community where you are, we want to be here for you. Kelly Brown and Kristy Allen are your hosts and will be taking you through Kelly Mi...

In our 5th study session of Kelly Minter’s book “What Love Is: The Letters of 1,2,3 John” we cover 1 John 5:6-21. Some themes we see in this week’s study communicating with God directly through prayer, praying for our family in times of sin and crisis as well as dwelling in Christ, not idols. Grab a cup of coffee and join us for this discussion!

In our 4th study session of Kelly Minter’s book “What Love Is: The Letters of 1,2,3 John” we cover 1 John 3:19-1 John 5:1-5. Some themes we see in week’s study include God’s compassion towards us, how to test false teachings, how God’s love can be made complete in us, how his perfect love casts out fear, and how obedience flows out of our love for him. Grab a cup of coffee and join us for this dis...

In our 3rd study session of Kelly Minter’s book “What Love Is: The Letters of 1,2,3 John” we cover 1 John 2:18-3:18. Some themes we see in week’s study include remaining in the constancy of God & his Gospel, how to filter truth from false teachings, what anointing means for the believer and how to lay our lives down for others. Grab a cup of coffee and join us for this discussion!

Here it is! In our 2nd study session of Kelly Minter’s book “What Love Is: The Letters of 1,2,3 John” we cover 1 John 2:1-17. Some themes we see in week’s study include the advocate we have in Christ, the closeness of light and love, and living as overcomers. Grab a cup of coffee and join us for this discussion!

Welcome to our Women's Bible Study Podcast! We are so excited to bring you this channel, so we can build community. The heart behind this podcast is to study God’s Word and make Bible Study accessible to everyone, wherever you are. Whether you're a busy professional who travels for work, a mom at home with little ones, if you're new to Bible Study, or if you just haven't found community where you...

Today's passage begins with the most well-known section of Ecclesiastes, the poem "A Time for Everything." We'll examine the poem and all the author is inviting us to consider through his reflections on life under the sun. In the second part of today's passage, we contrast the "hevel" we see in our own lives, with the eternal nature of God and his work. Grab your Bible and join us for Ecclesiastes...