Naked Before Jesus | Women's Bible Study

Question #10 on page 71 really made me ponder a bit of the opposite of what was asked. “How can we relate all that we have learned about being the bride of Christ to an earthly marriage? How could this view change how earthly marriages function?” I began to think, “How can we relate how …

While going through the “Marriage For All” chapter, one section of scripture really stood out to me. Ezekiel 16 is one of the most raw explanations of Israel as “The Lord’s Faithless Bride” I have read in the Bible. I would highly suggest reading it. It talks about Israel’s filth and sin against God in …

During our Bible study times each week, I have been honored to hear women in the group share from their heart. We have had the opportunity to share issues, fears, sins from our past, and also painful memories. I am thankful that the women in my group have been open to sharing, willing to listen …

Tip #5 – When you are doing your research, keep a few questions in mind. Who wrote this passage of scripture? Who was it written to? Why was it written? What was going on in that time (culture, era, etc.)? How does it apply to you, if it does? What does it have to do …

Tip #4 – Enjoy the research part of each chapter. This can be the most challenging part of the study for many women. Use it as a time to get to know Jesus and his word better. If you feel frustrated or lost, find someone that can help you. If you are a Bible nerd, …