Studying Scripture Together
This corner of the blog gathers the Bible study notes and devotional writing shared here over the years. Some posts follow a book study week by week; others are sermon notes jotted down on Sunday and revisited later. All of them are meant to be read slowly, with a Bible open alongside.
Bible Study Series
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A Woman’s Heart: God’s Dwelling Place
Notes from the Beth Moore study, gathered as the group worked through it together.
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Anointed, Transformed, Redeemed: A Study of David
A series of posts on the life of David, shared in August 2016.
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The Book of James
A study series on James, posted in February 2016.
Sermon Notes and Reflections
Alongside the longer studies, this category holds sermon notes and reflections on passages and themes that came up in teaching and in everyday reading.
- Notes on James and practical faith
- Reflections from the Psalms
- Thoughts on prayer
- Notes on marriage
Quiet Time
Personal Bible study does not need to look impressive. A short passage, a notebook, and a few honest questions are enough to begin. One post from January 26, 2015, “Quiet Time: What Does Personal Bible Study Look Like?”, walks through a simple approach to sitting down with Scripture.
For readers living with a chronic illness, there is also a 10-day devotional written from personal experience with Crohn’s Disease. It is offered as companionship, not medical guidance.
Keep Reading
Devotional posts and study notes are collected in the devotionals category, and the devotionals page is a good place to start if you are new here.