Recently, Dr. Erika Santiago has unveiled two Bible studies for No More Silos listeners, aimed at supporting the reconstruction of faith.
In today’s rapidly evolving world, many Christians find themselves questioning traditional beliefs and teachings, seeking to align their faith more closely with the timeless wisdom of Jesus Christ as portrayed in the Bible.
In this comprehensive study, readers are guided through the process of deconstructing entrenched beliefs and cultural norms that may have overshadowed the true essence of the Gospel. Through introspection and diligent study, participants are empowered to distinguish between man-made traditions and the authentic teachings of Jesus.
Ideal for Bible study groups and individuals alike, “Bible Study: The Sermon on the Mount” offers practical insights and thought-provoking discussions to aid in the journey of faith reconstruction. By unraveling misconceptions and shedding light on cultural biases, readers are equipped to reconstruct their faith on the solid foundation of biblical truth.
Whether you’re a seasoned Bible study leader or someone navigating your own faith journey, “Bible Study: The Sermon on the Mount” provides invaluable guidance for embracing a deeper understanding of the Gospel and cultivating a more authentic relationship with Christ. Dive into this transformative resource and rediscover the joy of being a genuine disciple of Jesus Christ.
Discover the timeless stories of the remarkable women who played pivotal roles in the early Christian community. “The Women Who Follow Jesus: A Bible Study Guide” explores the lives of Junia, Mary Magdalene, Mary and Martha of Bethany, Mary (mother of Jesus), Chloe, Phoebe, Tabitha, Priscilla, and the Samaritan Woman, offering fresh insights into their contributions and the spiritual lessons they impart.
This guide is a resource for anyone seeking to deconstruct and reconstruct their faith. Through a Jesus-centered hermeneutic, it filters New Testament teachings, especially Paul’s writings, through the lens of Jesus’ actions and words in the Gospels. By doing so, it aims to correct misinterpretations that have historically subjugated women and instead, highlights the inclusive and transformative nature of Jesus’ ministry.
What’s Inside:
- Scriptures that highlight women: An in-depth look at biblical passages featuring these influential women.
- 8-Week Reading Plan: Read about these women in their scriptural context with a structured plan.
- Teaching Preparation: Guidance on how to prepare and teach this Bible study.
- Discussion Questions: Thought-provoking questions for personal reflection or group study.
- Additional Resources: Further reading and resources for deeper exploration.
Key Themes:
- Faith and Submission: Lessons from Mary, the mother of Jesus.
- Service and Devotion: Insights from Mary and Martha of Bethany.
- Breaking Barriers: The transformative story of the Samaritan Woman.
- Witnessing the Resurrection: The significance of Mary Magdalene.
- Compassion in Action: The ministry of Tabitha (Dorcas).
- Collaborative Ministry: The partnership of Priscilla and Aquila.
- Leadership and Service: Phoebe’s role as a deacon and benefactor.
- Inclusive Leadership: Junia’s recognition among the apostles.
- Conflict Resolution: Chloe’s proactive role in the Corinthian church.
This guide not only highlights the strength, wisdom, and courage of these women but also challenges traditional gender roles within the Church, advocating for a more inclusive and equitable Christian community. Whether you’re seeking personal growth or preparing to lead a study, “The Women Who Follow Jesus” is an essential resource for understanding and embracing the vital contributions of women in the early Church.
Join the journey of reconstructing faith through the inspiring lives of these women, and discover how their stories can shape and deepen your spiritual walk today.