Biblical Context Matters

Have you ever sat down to read your Bible and wondered if it will ever make any sense? Have you scoured bookcases and websites looking for answers to your questions about God's Word? You're not alone, my friend! So why don't we open up our Bibles together to intentionally study Scripture from the perspective of the original audience? It is there we'll find confidence in the context.

This week, Intentional Filling Community Leader, Gloria Limann shares different ways that we can communicate and build our relationship with God, in Purposeful Prayers and Popcorn Praises.

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Until next time, be curious yet confident!

Have you ever sat down to read your Bible and wondered if it will ever make any sense? Have you scoured bookcases and websites looking for answers to your questions about God's Word? You're not alone, my friend! So why don't we open up our Bibles together to intentionally study Scripture from the perspective of the original audience? It is there we'll find confidence in the context.

This week, our Ministry Leader + Community Connector, Bree Blum shares some helpful tips for you to make notes during Bible Study for future reference, in To Highlight or Not to Highlight: Two Methods for Mark-Ups.

Join us on Thursdays for more confidence-boosting content, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram @intentionalfilling.

Until next time, be curious yet confident!

Have you ever sat down to read your Bible and wondered if it will ever make any sense? Have you scoured bookcases and websites looking for answers to your questions about God's Word? You're not alone, my friend! So why don't we open up our Bibles together to intentionally study Scripture from the perspective of the original audience? It is there we'll find confidence in the context.

Join us on Thursdays for more confidence-boosting content, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram @intentionalfilling.

Until next time, be curious yet confident!

Today’s episode was beautifully written by one of the Intentional Filling’s newest Writing Team members, Joy Moore of Winchester, Virginia, who lives with the love of her life for the past 33 years, her husband Harold.  She is the mother of five adult daughters and two sons-in-love.  Both her desire to write and to follow Jesus began when she was in the 6th grade, which she doesn’t think is a coincidence.  She is passionate about helping people encounter the Bible as the original hearers did, not just to gain knowledge, but to gain a greater understanding of God and His redeeming love woven throughout the Old and New Testaments.

I’m excited to share Joy’s list of tools that have helped her to go deeper in her Bible study.

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Today’s episode was beautifully written by one of Intentional Filling’s newest Writing Team members, Lynne Modranski, a singer, songwriter, and soon-to-be author from Steubenville, Ohio.  She is a lover of words, both in writing and editing, and leads worship alongside her pastor husband, children, and grandchildren.

I’m excited to share Lynne’s call to a deeper prayer life with you, to pray like Nehemiah.

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Each of us has a list of colossal moments in our lives that mark us, change us, and set a true turning point. Such as the events of 9/11, graduation from college, moving into our first place, and experiencing our first (and hopefully last) global pandemic.

They are the context markers of our lives.

Learn how a shift in perspective can help you find confidence in the collection of God's colossal moments, the Bible.

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Today’s episode was beautifully written by one of the Intentional Filling’s newest Writing Team members, Joy Moore of Winchester, Virginia, who lives with the love of her life for the past 33 years, her husband Harold.  She is the mother of five adult daughters and two sons-in-love.  Both her desire to write and to follow Jesus began when she was in the 6th grade, which she doesn’t think is a coincidence.  She is passionate about helping people encounter the Bible as the original hearers did, not just to gain knowledge, but to gain a greater understanding of God and His redeeming love woven throughout the Old and New Testaments.

I am beyond excited for you to learn from Joy how to spread the Gospel naturally and authentically, by loving like Jesus.

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The Middle Eastern Lens was first brought to us through Jesus & Women Study.  Not familiar to you?  Check out episodes 23 thru 33!  It helped us to better learn about the heart and character of Jesus through learning about His world in the 1st-century and to begin to look at the words in the Bible from the perspective of the original audience.

Now we have an opportunity to once again sit under the remarkable teaching of Kristi McLelland through her new 7-week study, where we’ll begin to see through that same Middle Eastern Lens, the outward expansion of the early church and how the gospel began to spread along the ground.

Today we wrap up this series looking to the future and what God calls us to until it is time to go home.

Are you ready?  Let’s grow!

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The Middle Eastern Lens was first brought to us through Jesus & Women Study.  Not familiar to you?  Check out episodes 23 thru 33!  It helped us to better learn about the heart and character of Jesus through learning about His world in the 1st-century and to begin to look at the words in the Bible from the perspective of the original audience.

Now we have an opportunity to once again sit under the remarkable teaching of Kristi McLelland through her new 7-week study, where we’ll begin to see through that same Middle Eastern Lens, the outward expansion of the early church and how the gospel began to spread along the ground.

Let's look at how the shocking relationship of the early church in the book of Acts and how they came together in unity.

Are you ready?  Let’s grow!

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Visit the corresponding blog post at intentionalfilling.com/the-gospel-on-the-ground, or follow us on Instagram or Facebook @intentionalfilling

Fan of the podcast?  Grab yourself a Let's Grow Girls tee to help support the creation of more free content!

The Middle Eastern Lens was first brought to us through Jesus & Women Study.  Not familiar to you?  Check out episodes 23 thru 33!  It helped us to better learn about the heart and character of Jesus through learning about His world in the 1st-century and to begin to look at the words in the Bible from the perspective of the original audience.

Now we have an opportunity to once again sit under the remarkable teaching of Kristi McLelland through her new 7-week study, where we’ll begin to see through that same Middle Eastern Lens, the outward expansion of the early church and how the gospel began to spread along the ground.

Today we're looking at the importance of table fellowship in antiquity and what it can do for our lives today!

Are you ready?  Let’s grow!

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Visit the corresponding blog post at intentionalfilling.com/the-gospel-on-the-ground, or follow us on Instagram or Facebook @intentionalfilling

Fan of the podcast?  Grab yourself a Let's Grow Girls tee to help support the creation of more free content!