The Text-Driven Women Podcast is officially back from a quick summer break! In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into a new category of our Delighting in Doctrine study — the Doctrine of Salvation (Soteriology). We’re answering several questions: What does it mean for salvation to be a miraculous gift of God? What does it mean to be an heir? Scripture Index: Ephesians 2:8-9; Colossians 1:21-23; Romans 5:6-11; Titus 3:1-10Discussion Guide: Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in 1-2 sentences. Write Ephesians 2:8-9, underlining the phrases that resonate most with you.Read Colossians 1:21-23. Write the dictionary definition of reconcile.Read Titus 3:1-10.  Read Titus 3:6-7 again. What new status or position do we have because of God’s grace?Define heir. How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live everyday life?What does this teach you about man? What does this teach you about God? Intentional Prayer: Thank God for sending Jesus to pay for your sins. Thank Him for adopting you and making you His heir. Express your love and commitment to walk in obedience.Meditate and Memorize: Ephesians 2:8-9

The Text-Driven Women Podcast is officially back from a quick summer break! In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into a new category of our Delighting in Doctrine study — the Doctrine of Salvation (Soteriology). We’re answering several questions: What does it mean for salvation to be a miraculous gift of God? What does it mean to be an heir? Scripture Index: Ephesians 2:8-9; Colossians 1:21-23; Romans 5:6-11; Titus 3:1-10 Discussion Guide: Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in 1-2 sentences. Write Ephesians 2:8-9, underlining the phrases that resonate most with you. Read Colossians 1:21-23. Write the dictionary definition of reconcile. Read Titus 3:1-10. Read Titus 3:6-7 again. What new status or position do we have because of God’s grace? Define heir. How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live everyday life? What does this teach you about man? What does this teach you about God? Intentional Prayer: Thank God for sending Jesus to pay for your sins. Thank Him for adopting you and making you His heir. Express your love and commitment to walk in obedience. Meditate and Memorize: Ephesians 2:8-9

The Text-Driven Women Podcast is officially back from a quick summer break! In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into a new category of our Delighting in Doctrine study — the Doctrine of Salvation (Soteriology). We’re answering several questions: What does it mean for salvation to be a miraculous gift of God? What does it mean to be an heir?&nbsp;Scripture Index:&nbsp;Ephesians 2:8-9; Colossians 1:21-23; Romans 5:6-11; Titus 3:1-10Discussion Guide:&nbsp;Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in 1-2 sentences.&nbsp;Write Ephesians 2:8-9, underlining the phrases that resonate most with you.Read Colossians 1:21-23. Write the dictionary definition of reconcile.Read Titus 3:1-10. &nbsp;Read Titus 3:6-7 again. What new status or position do we have because of God’s grace?Define heir.&nbsp;How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live everyday life?What does this teach you about man? What does this teach you about God?&nbsp;Intentional Prayer: Thank God for sending Jesus to pay for your sins. Thank Him for adopting you and making you His heir. Express your love and commitment to walk in obedience.Meditate and Memorize: Ephesians 2:8-9

Ep. 129: The Doctrine of Salvation / Salvation is a Miraculous Gift of God

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're continuing our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing the reality and cost of sin. Read Scripture: Genesis 3; Romans 3:23; Psalm 51Discussion Guide: Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences. Define sin. Read Genesis 3:1-24. What was God's prohibition about the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (Gen. 2:16-17)?How was it different from what Eve told the serpent? What did the serpent say to Eve to convince her to eat of the fruit?What sin(s) do you struggle with? What sin so easily ensnares you? Is there a pattern of sin that you need to put to death today? Explain.What is it that you are not believing about God when you fall to these sins?Read the list of consequences for Adam and Eve's sin in Genesis 3:16-19. What consequences have you faced as a result of sin?How has God shown kindness to you despite your sin?How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life?Intentional Prayer: Take a moment confessing your sin to God. Thank Him for sending Jesus to pay for sin, and that His plan was always to redeem His people.. Meditate and Memorize: Romans 6:23

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're continuing our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing the reality and cost of sin. Read Scripture: Genesis 3; Romans 3:23; Psalm 51 Discussion Guide: Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences. Define sin. Read Genesis 3:1-24. What was God's prohibition about the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (Gen. 2:16-17)? How was it different from what Eve told the serpent? What did the serpent say to Eve to convince her to eat of the fruit? What sin(s) do you struggle with? What sin so easily ensnares you? Is there a pattern of sin that you need to put to death today? Explain. What is it that you are not believing about God when you fall to these sins? Read the list of consequences for Adam and Eve's sin in Genesis 3:16-19. What consequences have you faced as a result of sin? How has God shown kindness to you despite your sin? How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life? Intentional Prayer: Take a moment confessing your sin to God. Thank Him for sending Jesus to pay for sin, and that His plan was always to redeem His people.. Meditate and Memorize: Romans 6:23

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're continuing our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing the reality and cost of sin.&nbsp;Read Scripture: Genesis 3; Romans 3:23; Psalm 51Discussion Guide:&nbsp;Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences.&nbsp;Define sin.&nbsp;Read Genesis 3:1-24. What was God's prohibition about the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (Gen. 2:16-17)?How was it different from what Eve told the serpent? What did the serpent say to Eve to convince her to eat of the fruit?What sin(s) do you struggle with? What sin so easily ensnares you? Is there a pattern of sin that you need to put to death today? Explain.What is it that you are not believing about God when you fall to these sins?Read the list of consequences for Adam and Eve's sin in Genesis 3:16-19. What consequences have you faced as a result of sin?How has God shown kindness to you despite your sin?How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life?Intentional Prayer: Take a moment confessing your sin to God. Thank Him for sending Jesus to pay for sin, and that His plan was always to redeem His people..&nbsp;Meditate and Memorize: Romans 6:23

Ep. 128: The Doctrine of Man / You Are Sinful

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing the second of five episodes in this section—you are created male or female (gender). Read Scripture: Genesis 1-3Discussion Guide: Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences. Define complementarianism. Define egalitarianism. Define “helper” (Hb. ezer). What areas of the home, church, and public square crumble if a solid biblical understanding and apologetic of anthropology and gender is not celebrated and championed? In what ways do you not think rightly or text-driven about your role and function as a woman? How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life?Intentional Prayer: Take a moment to consider the reality of being made in God’s image, specifically in your design as woman and function as a helper. Ask God to help you view all the doctrinally faithful ways you can serve in your home, local church, and the public square as a good gift from Him. Meditate and Memorize: Genesis 2:18Language Studies: Hebrew ezer = helperHebrew ish = manHebrew ishshah = woman

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing the second of five episodes in this section—you are created male or female (gender). Read Scripture: Genesis 1-3 Discussion Guide: Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences. Define complementarianism. Define egalitarianism. Define “helper” (Hb. ezer). What areas of the home, church, and public square crumble if a solid biblical understanding and apologetic of anthropology and gender is not celebrated and championed? In what ways do you not think rightly or text-driven about your role and function as a woman? How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life? Intentional Prayer: Take a moment to consider the reality of being made in God’s image, specifically in your design as woman and function as a helper. Ask God to help you view all the doctrinally faithful ways you can serve in your home, local church, and the public square as a good gift from Him. Meditate and Memorize: Genesis 2:18 Language Studies: Hebrew ezer = helper Hebrew ish = man Hebrew ishshah = woman

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing the second of five episodes in this section—you are created male or female (gender).&nbsp;Read Scripture: Genesis 1-3Discussion Guide:&nbsp;Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences.&nbsp;Define complementarianism.&nbsp;Define egalitarianism.&nbsp;Define “helper” (Hb. ezer).&nbsp;What areas of the home, church, and public square crumble if a solid biblical understanding and apologetic of anthropology and gender is not celebrated and championed?&nbsp;In what ways do you not think rightly or text-driven about your role and function as a woman?&nbsp;How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life?Intentional Prayer: Take a moment to consider the reality of being made in God’s image, specifically in your design as woman and function as a helper. Ask God to help you view all the doctrinally faithful ways you can serve in your home, local church, and the public square as a good gift from Him.&nbsp;Meditate and Memorize: Genesis 2:18Language Studies:&nbsp;Hebrew ezer = helperHebrew ish = manHebrew ishshah = woman

Ep. 127: The Doctrine of Man / You Are Created Male or Female (Gender)

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing one of five episodes in this section—you are created in God’s image and likeness.Read Scripture: Genesis 1:26-31; Romans. 8:29; 2 Corinthians 3:18; Ephesians 2:8-10Discussion Guide: Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences. Read Genesis 1:26-31. Write the first phrase that God said in verse 26. What truth does this phrase reveal?How was the creation of humans different from God's past work of creation? Revisit Genesis 1:1-26 if needed.What do you think it means to be created in God's image?How are humans both a picture and representative of God? What makes a person a person?How does this inform the way God sees us? The way we should see ourselves? The way we should see others?What responsibility did God give the first humans (Gen. 1:28)?Read Ephesians 2:8-10. How are you described in verse 10?How are you stewarding your life and what God has given you dominion over (your things, your work, your family) for God's glory?Have you harbored wrong attitudes, taken wrong actions, or spoken hurtful words against other image-bearers you need to confess before God? Who do you need to contact to seek forgiveness for your thoughts and behavior?How does this strengthen your convictions on the sanctity of life? How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life?Intentional Prayer: Take a moment to consider the reality of being made in God’s image, as His craftsmanship. Ask God to help you see yourself and others in His image, seeing people through His eyes and with a gospel lens. Meditate and Memorize: Genesis 1:26Language Studies: Hebrew tselem = image; derived from "to carve”Hebrew demuth = likeness; indicates "an image which is like us”Greek poiema = workmanship; from where we get our English word “poem”

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing one of five episodes in this section—you are created in God’s image and likeness. Read Scripture: Genesis 1:26-31; Romans. 8:29; 2 Corinthians 3:18; Ephesians 2:8-10 Discussion Guide: Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences. Read Genesis 1:26-31. Write the first phrase that God said in verse 26. What truth does this phrase reveal? How was the creation of humans different from God's past work of creation? Revisit Genesis 1:1-26 if needed. What do you think it means to be created in God's image? How are humans both a picture and representative of God? What makes a person a person? How does this inform the way God sees us? The way we should see ourselves? The way we should see others? What responsibility did God give the first humans (Gen. 1:28)? Read Ephesians 2:8-10. How are you described in verse 10? How are you stewarding your life and what God has given you dominion over (your things, your work, your family) for God's glory? Have you harbored wrong attitudes, taken wrong actions, or spoken hurtful words against other image-bearers you need to confess before God? Who do you need to contact to seek forgiveness for your thoughts and behavior? How does this strengthen your convictions on the sanctity of life? How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life? Intentional Prayer: Take a moment to consider the reality of being made in God’s image, as His craftsmanship. Ask God to help you see yourself and others in His image, seeing people through His eyes and with a gospel lens. Meditate and Memorize: Genesis 1:26 Language Studies: Hebrew tselem = image; derived from "to carve” Hebrew demuth = likeness; indicates "an image which is like us” Greek poiema = workmanship; from where we get our English word “poem”

In today's episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're launching into our study in the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology or Humanity) by discussing one of five episodes in this section—you are created in God’s image and likeness.Read Scripture: Genesis 1:26-31; Romans. 8:29; 2 Corinthians 3:18; Ephesians 2:8-10Discussion Guide:&nbsp;Summarize the biblical truth shared in this lesson in two sentences.&nbsp;Read Genesis 1:26-31. Write the first phrase that God said in verse 26. What truth does this phrase reveal?How was the creation of humans different from God's past work of creation? Revisit Genesis 1:1-26 if needed.What do you think it means to be created in God's image?How are humans both a picture and representative of God? What makes a person a person?How does this inform the way God sees us? The way we should see ourselves? The way we should see others?What responsibility did God give the first humans (Gen. 1:28)?Read Ephesians 2:8-10. How are you described in verse 10?How are you stewarding your life and what God has given you dominion over (your things, your work, your family) for God's glory?Have you harbored wrong attitudes, taken wrong actions, or spoken hurtful words against other image-bearers you need to confess before God? Who do you need to contact to seek forgiveness for your thoughts and behavior?How does this strengthen your convictions on the sanctity of life?&nbsp;How does this text-driven truth affect the way you live your everyday life?Intentional Prayer: Take a moment to consider the reality of being made in God’s image, as His craftsmanship. Ask God to help you see yourself and others in His image, seeing people through His eyes and with a gospel lens.&nbsp;Meditate and Memorize: Genesis 1:26Language Studies:&nbsp;Hebrew tselem = image; derived from "to carve”Hebrew demuth = likeness; indicates "an image which is like us”Greek poiema = workmanship; from where we get our English word “poem”

Ep. 126: The Doctrine of Man / You Are Created in God’s Image

In today’s episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we are walking through our second characteristic of a text-driven woman--a woman who champions the local church.

In today’s episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we are walking through our second characteristic of a text-driven woman--a woman who champions the local church.

Episode 04: Theology of a Woman Who Champions the Local Church

In today’s episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we are walking through our first characteristic of a text-driven woman--a woman of the Word.

In today’s episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we are walking through our first characteristic of a text-driven woman--a woman of the Word.

In today’s episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we are walking through our first characteristic of a text-driven woman--a woman of the Word.&nbsp;

Episode 03: Theology of a Woman of the Word

In today’s episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we are going to introduce you to the seven characteristics of a text-driven woman. It will be these seven rhythms or characteristics that will set the framework for our episodes and guide our conversations moving forward.

In today’s episode of the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we are going to introduce you to the seven characteristics of a text-driven woman. It will be these seven rhythms or characteristics that will set the framework for our episodes and guide our conversations moving forward.

Episode 02: The 7 Characteristics of a Text-Driven Woman

Welcome to the Text-Driven Women Podcast. A podcast that celebrates Biblical womanhood and discusses all things theology, the local church, womanhood, hospitality, and more. By studying God’s Word and God’s good design for women, we will learn how to be text-driven women in our daily lives.

Welcome to the Text-Driven Women Podcast. A podcast that celebrates Biblical womanhood and discusses all things theology, the local church, womanhood, hospitality, and more. By studying God’s Word and God’s good design for women, we will learn how to be text-driven women in our daily lives.

Episode 01: Welcome to the Text-Driven Women Podcast

Text-Driven Women exists to equip women to know God and make Him known through text-driven living.

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