Not Just Finding Light, but Becoming Full of Light: Our Conversation with Kathleen Nielson – Part 6
Why Bible study is worth the time.
Why Bible study is worth the time.
The Bible reveals this movement through human history that has this overall narrative shape to which we often refer as “creation-fall-redemption-consummation.”
Scriptures truth comes to us both in propositional statements and in other ways as wellliterary ways.
The God who gave us these words actually means for us to take them in clearly and profitably.
The Bible is not given just to make us feel better and live better; it is given to bring life.
Women especially are tired of “frothy” materials.
In talking with fellow believers about praying for our children, I’ve noticed that some of the most urgent, energetic responses come from parents of adult children.
The ministry we witnessed and briefly shared in Nairobi, Kenya was strong and Word-centered. The Word is primary, because through the Word, by the power of the Spirit, comes the gospel – all the good news of cleansing which the inhabitants of Kibera so desperately need.
Books come alive when children can read, understand, and interpret the stories and informational books they encounter.
CDM has created a wealth of resources to assist local leaders create, build, and sustain healthy women’s ministry.