Category Archives: Bible Studies
Promised Rest
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Forgiven Therefore Free
Lutheran writer, blogger, and speaker Katie Koplin has just released a devotional Bible study! Forgiven therefore Free goes through the Book of Galatians. This collection illustrations and materials will go live on her blog, Lived Inspire of Self, September 13th, but it is also available now in book form through her website.
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Aslan’s World
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CPH FaithCourses
Have you heard about the new CPH FaithCourses? It looks like a way to view videos and go through a guide while you read a book, either at your own pace or with a group. AWESOME!
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Demystifying the Proverbs 31 Woman
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LWML Bible Studies
You know how I feel about free resources. Today I can offer you a good number of free downloads from LWML Bible studies. Just scroll about half way to the bottom of this link and you’ll see them clear as day:
Our Hope and Future, based on Jeremiah 29:11–12 — #LWML68940
Love’s Priceless Gift, based on John 3:16 — #LWML68941
Unveiled Faces, based on 2 Corinthians 3:17–18 — #LWML68942
Faith or Famine, based on Hebrews 11:1,6 — #LWML68943
Facedown Worship, based on Psalm 95:6–7 — #LWML68944
I Surrender!, based on Psalm 139:23–24 — #LWML68945
One Extraordinary Night, based on Luke 2:8–14 — #LWML68946
No Stranger in the Manger, based on Matthew 2:2,10–11 — #LWML68947
I haven’t looked them over, but I’m glad to know they are there! 🙂
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Blowin in the Wind
The answer, my friend, is blowin in the wind. Seriously. You just have to understand the sentence–and the question!–differently.
The post gets better. Trust me.
Eclipse Bible Study
Temporary-but-timely* freebie now available: The Great American Eclipse Bible Study. From what I gather, people from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, created ConcordiaTheology.org as a forum for conversation between theological perspectives and to help cultivate “a vigorous life of the mind in service to the Gospel.”
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Casting Stones
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The Fear of the Lord
I vividly remember the first time I read, “I should fear, love, and trust in the Lord” from Luther’s Small Catechism. My little heart started to pound. I had a moment of panic, wondered whether I’d mis-learned about God! “Fear?” What exact is the fear of the Lord? And, what’s the right way to fear the Lord?