Suggested Bible Studies

Psalms: Songs Along the Way by Kathleen Buswell Nielson

Using Scripture mainly from the Psalms, this study concentrates primarily on “The Way of Jesus.” The book contains twelve lessons, including The Way of the Psalms, the Way of Forgiveness, the Way of Worship, and This Way Versus the Other. There are a few pages for Leaders and Study Helps. The author encourages the student to complete these studies with only the Bible open. She says “the point is to grapple with the text not with what others said about it.” (P & R Publishing, 2000)

 

Resting in Him: I Need To Slow Down But I Can’t by Margaret Feinburg

This study promises to meet the needs of the overworked, overextended woman who can’t say “no”—if she follows the principles suggested by the author. The book contains twelve studies in a format that is easy to follow, and has a section for the leader and space to journal at the end of the book. This is a thought-provoking study that should encourage the learner to a closer walk with God. (Thomas Nelson, 2008)

 

Becoming a Woman of Simplicity by Cynthia Heald

In a world of multitasking and a culture that pulls a woman in multiple directions, is it possible to take a deep breath, slow down, and focus on what is truly important? This study of eleven chapters looks at Scripture to discover practical, real-life counsel so women can enjoy the freedom to live with confidence the life God intended. Each chapter includes personal experiences, quotes from godly people past and present, suggested scripture to memorize, and space to write observations from Scripture passages. There is also a section of “Suggestions for Using This Study.” (NavPress, 2009)

 

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