Women of the Word: How to Study the Bible with Both Our Hearts and Our Minds | 
pickStarted this one a couple months ago for a study at a friend's church. Some of the stuff it talked about was already things I did, but this organized it all in a different way to give you a solid structure for how to read the Bible. I'm not quite sure about everything she had to say, especially in the beginning chapters, but her desire for proper Bible study bled through the pages. I'm definitely going to begin using her method.
Got this book from my church and it‘s extremely insightful. Even tho I‘ve gone to church all my life, I do not know how to “study” the Bible and this book has descriptive study outlines and how to view the Bible: The Bible is about God, not about you.
I will need to change the way I read the Bible, I just read the whole thing like it‘s a novel, not a true story with lots of deeper meanings.
pickI was impressed with Wilkin‘s willingness to discuss topics generally ignored by the Christian community, such as viewing the Bible as a work of literature (🤩)! however, I am extremely hesitant about her formulaic approach of reading the Bible. it‘s important to remember we are perusing relationship, not mastery of a textbook. that being said, she makes a lot of good points and I think it‘s an overall good read.
Here are a few of my current reads. What‘s on your nightstand?
Day 1: MarchTBR.
I‘m terrible at sticking to any TBR plan... I‘m more of a select as I go kinda gal, but these are some at the top of my TBR stack. We shall see. #MarchTBR
#ReadingResolutions @Jess7
I've got a group coming over for discussion in a few. Coffee is brewing and donuts are tempting me! #christianbooks #bookclub
pickAwesome book! She has a fun approach to a serious subject and explains things clearly and in memorable ways. Love her insight, wisdom, and straightforwardness.
