Author: Beth Moore & Melissa Moore
Genre: Bible Study, Christian Nonfiction
Publisher: Living Proof Ministries
Source: Own
My review:
I have done several of Beth Moore's Bible Studies. So when the opportunity to join a local group presented itself, I jumped at the chance to study Now that Faith Has Come: A Study of Galatians.
Author: Kristie Anyabwile
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Theology, Education, Bible Study
Publisher: Moody Publishers
Source: Moody Publishers
My review:
I enjoyed Literarily: How Understanding Bible Genres Transforms Bible Study by Kristie Anyabwile, but it is a harder book to review. Anyabwile gives an excellent idea of what's included in her book in the synopsis below.
Author: Skye Jethani
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Christian Living, Bible Study
Publisher: Moody Publishers
Source: Own
My Review:
I thought with the size of this book, it would be a quick and easy book to read. I was wrong. While it can be read quickly , because it does not have a lot of pages, you would miss so much. What If Jesus Was Serious? A Visual Guide to the Teachings of Jesus We Love to Ignore is best to be read slowly, thinking over each section.
Author: Kristy Cambron
Genre: Nonfiction, Bible Study
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Source: Own
My Review:
Author: Jennifer Metzger & Woman to Woman Ministries
Genre: Devotional, Bible Study, Christian Living
Publisher: Create Space Independent Publisher
Source: Kindle Unlimited
My Review:
Living Out Titus 2 is a very quick read. It starts with a brief overview of what Titus 2 is and then offers encouragement that we are not meant to walk this road alone.
Series: Courageous Bible Studies #4
Author: (in)courage, Becky Keife
Publisher: (in)courage Revell
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Bible Study
My Review:
This is my fourth Bible Study by the (in)courage team and it will not be my last. I love the way they design and organize these studies. I appreciate the way they are designed for personal growth.
Author: (in)courage Grace P. Cho
Publisher: Revell
Genre: Bible Study/Devotional
My Review:
But in its purest form, influence is simply the capacity to effect change in someone.
This is the third book in the Courageous series and also the third that I have read. I love the way these studies are designed and organized. I appreciate the way they are created for personal growth. You can do the studies alone, or can do it with a group. Either way, I highly recommend these studies.
Author: Jennie Allen
Publisher: Waterbrook
Genre: Christian Living, Christian Nonfiction, Bible Study
Source: I own it
My review:
Do you ever feel like your thoughts are spiraling out of control? You have one stray thought and then another and before you know it you have spiraled so far down the rabbit trail that you wonder how you got there? Yea, me either 😔 If we're honest, we all have. Jennie Allen has written this book to help us stop spiraling into the pit of toxic thoughts.
Author: Carey Scott
Publisher: Barbour Publishing
Genre: Bible Study, Deovtional
Source: Net Galley
My Review:
This was my first time reading a book by Carey Scott, but I look forward to reading more of her works!
This book can be read very quickly or slowly, depending on how the reader wants to take it. The book is not broken into days or chapters. It is simply a heading, followed by a Bible verse, and the section ends with a quick devotional related to the section.
Title: Courageous Simplicity: Abide in the Simple Abundance of Jesus
Author: (in)courage Ginger Kolbaba
Publisher: Revell
Genre: Bible Study/Devotional
My Review:
"The more you have, the more you are occupied. The less you have, the more free you are." -Mother Teresa
This is my second Bible Study by the (in)courage team and it will not be my last. (You can click here to see the review of the
Title: Courageous Joy: Celebrating God's Goodness in Every Season
Author: (in)courage
Publisher: Revell
Genre: Bible Study/Devotional
Synopsis:
Discover how to delight in the Lord through every season
"Rejoice in the Lord always."
This
familiar Bible verse is a command and an invitation, but we don't
always see it that way. Often this encouragement to rejoice--to be
joyful always--becomes just one more thing on our "be a good Christian"
checklist. But what if it's actually a gift from God?