5 Key Principles for Transformative Bible Study (Women of the Word Episode 4)

[@rachelgray1301]

I would love to know if Jen has a study Bible she recommends. There are so many out there

[@judykurtz1]

Amazing, Jen I so appreciate your sensible logical advice for us. I wish you were MY neighbor!

[@destinedovercomer]

Have just received my crossway new testament journal bible. I am really excited about having these study tools. I have been a believer for many years and now feel that I can finally study in an orderly fashion without feeling bewildered and ashamed for not having a clue. I want to thank you for what you are doing and for sharing the crossway resources.

[@anal.mendoza]

Hi everyone, May the Lord bless you from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic! I love this episode!

[@butterfli75]

I love love love this series! I'll be recommending it to all my sisters in Christ, so thank you! I will agree with the previous poster, though. There are times when Jen's voice drops to such a soft level that I miss parts and have to go back and relisten with the volume really high. That's my only constructive criticism, though! Great podcast!

[@annestansell1523]

I think the biggest tragedy in our modern Christian churches is that this is not taught in most denominations as a whole. We frequently try to manipulate what scripture we do encounter to fit our self view or that of culture.

[@opheliasgrace]

Trust me, Jen, I can get lost with GPS/Google Maps. 😄

[@rosekornblau-jj1bl]

It’s hard to hear what Jen is saying when her voice drops, so I miss some of what Jen is saying.

[@annestansell1523]

Read with people, meant to be studied together, that's the rub, isn't it? Where do you find them, most churches just don't practice this.