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I Can Know Truth

Bible study· Blog· Definitions of Biblical Words· God's Word in my life

Sometimes I feel like apologizing for my beliefs. In our culture, it’s not politically correct to be dogmatic or to…
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If I were lost, I’d want to be found

God's Word in my life

This post was originally written March 20, 2009… I’m sitting at Starbucks this evening with my husband. It’s date night,…
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Bible Knowledge and Memorization

Bible study· Homeschooling Bible

This post was originally written February 5, 2010… Today I’d like to take a minute to answer some email questions…
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Hear, Learn, Keep, Do

God's Law· Homeschooling

When God wants to teach mankind something, He follows a very specific method that I can copy in my homeschooling….
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Biblical Homeschooling Methods

God's Law· Homeschooling

Over the last few weeks, we’ve been examining what Deuteronomy 6 has to say about a biblical homeschooling philosophy. I…
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God’s Recipe for Success (Proverbs 3:5-6)

Bible study· Juggling Life's Responsibilities

As we continue our journey through the study guide of my book, Juggling Life’s Responsibilities, we find this simple question:…
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Demanding Wisdom

God's Law· Juggling Life's Responsibilities· Prayer

Wisdom is so absolutely essential to my life. The older I get, and the more I read in God’s Word, the more desperately I realize my need for God’s wisdom.

This week I have been doing a daily study of wisdom, only looking in the book of Proverbs. There is much more in my Bible than just what is found in Proverbs, but it’s all I’ve had time for this week. But it’s whetting my appetite, and I plan to continue this study.

James 1:5 is a wonderful promise, one that I have clung to many times already in my life. “If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him” (NIV).

Submission and Silence

Bible study· Headcovering· Juggling Life's Responsibilities

The next question in my Juggling Life’s Responsibilities study guide is regarding these controversial verses from 1 Timothy 2.

“Do you think it’s fair to say women are more vulnerable than men to being deceived?”

My first reaction is that no, it doesn’t feel one bit fair. I don’t feel deceived! Not any more than anyone else, anyway! In fact, I jotted a note on my study page that “It feels like a woman sometimes sees things first in God’s Word. Then later, God opens her husband’s eyes to the same truth.”