Everyday Women, Ever-Faithful God: Walk from Fear to Faith
Old Testament Women Bible Study
Book # 1 in the “Fear to Faith” series.
- 11 Lessons with podcasts
- Discussion Guide included
- In the new fillable “Type and Save Your Answers” format
- Spanish and Indonesian versions available
You can overcome your fear now!
Do you find yourself living in fear? Are you looking for God’s help to overcome that fear? Here’s the truth: Fear is a normal human emotion designed by God to alert us to danger so that we will take action against it. Everyday Women, Ever-Faithful God Bible Study will teach you how to do that.
- Get a glimpse into the lives of Old Testament women who learned how to overcome their fear.
- Learn 4 truths you can embrace so that you can learn to trust God with any situation that causes you fear.
- Follow a process using those 4 truths to apply faith to any fear in your life.
Your walk from fear to faith begins as you count on these truths and live each day believing they are true. Don’t wait. Give this book a try and learn to trust God with your fears.
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What women are saying about this study:
“Our Women in the Word Bible Study just finished the Everyday Women, Ever-Faithful God study. Wow! I think this has been one of my favorite studies (40+ years) I liked the depth and not overly commentated.” (Donna)
“Just wanted to say I have been downloading your Bible studies and doing them as daily devotionals. I completed the Everyday Women, Ever-Faithful God lessons and am currently on the Live Out His Love study. I absolutely love them.” (Teri)
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Spanish Version of an older study:
I lead a group of pastors’ wives and leaders’ wives in Juarez MX. It is hard to find teaching material that is relevant to them and in English for me to study better and in Spanish for them to understand the lesson. I am delighted to see you have this study. (Marie)
Indonesian Version of an older study:
Fear is a normal human emotion designed by God to alert us to danger so that we will take action against it. In that way, fear is a gift. But, we know fear has a dark side as well. I heard someone say that women are a fear-driven, performance-oriented species. Just reading the daily Facebook feed can panic us. Is it realistic to think we can live without fear? No! Fear will happen. We can let fear take root in us so that we give way to panic and hysteria. When we are afraid, God wants us to trust Him and not give way to fear. Learning to do that is our walk from fear to faith.
Trust is usually defined as a firm belief in the character, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something. In our walk from fear to faith, that trust is in God. As we study the lives of Sarah, Miriam, Rahab, and others, we’ll see an ever-faithful personal God in action. These Old Testament women knew God by the personal name Yahweh. Yahweh means, “I am.” This name expressed His character as constant, dependable and faithful. He’s always present with us. Read my blog “Two Aspects of Trusting God” to help you do this.
Bible women were everyday women like we are today. Their stories-snippets of their biographies-are preserved for us to get to know them, and to know their God who is also our God-an ever-faithful God whose character never changes. We get to see how much our God loves us as women today.
• To study Old Testament women, we recommend “Everyday Women, Ever-Faithful God” (11 lessons) and the shorter version, “The Walk from Fear to Faith” (6 lessons).
• To study New Testament women, we recommend “Live Out His Love” (11 lessons) and the shorter version “Satisfied by His Love” (6 lessons).
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