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Leah Everson on Studying Literary Context

Leah Everson is a Redbud Writers Guild colleague of mine with a sharp mind. We’ve only met virtually thus far, but sometimes that’s all you need to appreciate and connect with someone on certain levels. Today, as part of our Best Practices series, Leah is introducing us to one of Read more…

By Natalie, 7 yearsJuly 24, 2015 ago
Best Practices

Cara Meredith on How to Look at a Passage Exegetically (VLOG)

How to Look at a Passage Exegetically A V-LOG Contributed by Cara Meredith Cara Meredith provides us with a handy introduction to studying a passage using exegetical techniques. I hope it’s helpful to you. Please leave a comment below as you engage with the material! Interacting and Applying What action(s) Read more…

By Natalie, 7 yearsJuly 24, 2015 ago
"One Thing" Series

Dr. Karelynne Ayayo on “Developing the Skill of Observation in Your Bible Study.”

The Skill of Observation Contributed by Karelynne Gerber Ayayo “Did you get a haircut?” I ask my husband as he walks in the door. “Yes,” he says with a smile.  “Three days ago.” It is embarrassing to admit, but I have conversations like this all too often!  Although in many Read more…

By Natalie, 7 yearsJuly 17, 2015 ago
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Lynn Bell on Comparing the Gospels as a Tool for Deeper Understanding

Matthew Is Not Mark Is Not Luke Is Not John – For A Reason Comparing the Gospels as a Tool for Deeper Understanding Contributed by Lynn Bell I once attended a church where the minister was known for his practice of reading all the way through the Bible every month. Read more…

By Natalie, 7 yearsJuly 14, 2015 ago
"One Thing" Series

Guest Blogger Lineup During July 2015 Book Tour

Meanwhile, back at the blogs… During our grueling (yet fun, I’m sure) Author-Insanity Book Tour Road Trip Extravaganza, I want to have new content for readers. So, both of my blogs will be featuring the writing and teaching of many outstanding female Christian writers, bloggers, and biblical experts. Because my readership focuses Read more…

By Natalie, 7 yearsJune 9, 2015 ago
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