WOMEN'S BIBLE STUDY
ABOUT
Dates: Thurs Sept 10th through Thurs Oct 15th
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Location: A201
Contact: cdavis9311@gmail.com or
Chelsea 405-831-4271
Price: $15 per lady
Option: "Precept upon Precept" or "In & Out"
Description & FAQs
How do you respond when the enemy tries to interfere with God's clear direction? The enemies of God sought to frighten Nehemiah as he proceeded to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. Nehemiah shows us leadership and obedience in the face of opposition, as well as God's miraculous blessing and provision.
Why Should I Consider Studying The Bible?
Bible study is a focused, investigative approach to develop a deep understanding of the Bible and grow in a relationship with God. We believe Bible study can help you understand the Bible for yourself, and we encourage you to also bring your learnings to your group (whatever that group may look like).
Why would I want to study a Precept Upon Precept or In & Out Study?
These studies guide you through each book of the Bible using the Precept Method. For over 50 years, we’ve heard from people around the world that this has method has helped them understand Scripture for themselves. Whether, you’ve read the Bible many times and feel you get the general principles or have struggled to keep focused on what the Bible is really saying, these books of the Bible studies will help you pour over Scripture and truly understand what God is saying in His Word.
What is the Precept Method? How is it different than the Inductive Method?
The Precept Method is based on the Inductive Method. If you’ve researched the “best ways to study” the Bible, you’ve likely heard that the inductive method is considered the best and most thorough way to study the Bible.
The Precept Method uses tools like observing text, asking questions, and considering application just like the Inductive Method, but the Precept Method also goes a level deeper to bring in tools like prayer, specific ways to look for themes, ways to make lists to understand common central ideas or patterns, and we also use the context of Scripture to help you interpret Scripture.
What do "Precept upon Precept" and "In & Out" mean?
"Precept upon Precept"- For Precept Upon Precept, we typically see people spend 5 hours per week studying on their own, plus the time that they spend in a group setting.
"In & Out"- For In & Out, we typically see people spend 2 hours per week studying on their own, plus the time they spend in a group setting.
For questions, please contact Chelsea Davis