CR Women: Recent Episodes
KaraLyn Sept
The Work of Nehemiah and The People of God. Audio from our large group discussion and teaching night.
An introduction to how and why we study and some important background context for the book of Nehemiah.
A walk through chapter 20 with some responses to the questions it elicited in our group.
Bowls of God's wrath and a great prostitute riding a scarlet beast. Where's the good news in all this?
Reappearing characters, chiasm and a new song: We talk about what it looks like to follow the Lamb wherever he goes.
We look at John's use of Character and Contrast to introduce the theme of Counterfeits in Revelation 12-13.
In our first gathering for Part 2 of our Revelation study, we review Part 1 by tracing repeated themes through chapters 1-11.
Observing repetition in chapters 8-9 and its themes of the justice and sovereignty of God.
Wrap Up discussion and observations from our study in chapters 6-7 and a look ahead at what to expect in Revelation 8-9.
A discussion of the imagery of ch. 4-5 and some helpful info to launch us into Revelation 6-7.
Answering our Background Required Info and a few thoughts to ground our study of Revelation 2-3.
An intro to our method and a bit about how we’ll approach our study of the book of Revelation.
The final teaching of our James study- focused on the conclusion of the letter in 5:7-20.
Wrap up of chapter 4 and a bit of preview into our final chapter of our study, James 5.
Wrap up teaching of James 3 and some preparation and helpful thoughts to shape our study going forward into Chapter 4.
Teaching from our first gathering for our Winter 2022 study of James. We review our vision for study, a framework for approaching the Bible and set our footing in chapter 1.
A review of all we learned in Psalm 91, plus a guided walk through Psalm 92 before a look ahead at the finale…Book 5: Psalms 107-150!
A reflection on our time in Psalms 84 and 88, with a look ahead to the theme of Book 4: Psalms 90-106.
Looking back at our reflection on Psalm 19 and forward to our upcoming study in Book 2 of the Psalms.
An overview of Book 1: Psalms 1-41. What is its theme? What are the important stops along its progression? And how do we live in this part of the big story The Psalms are telling?
Why and how should we study the poetry of the Bible? What are our hesitations when it comes to this genre and how might it be designed to form our faith?