Those who feared the Lord talked with each other, and the Lord listened and heard —Malachi 3:16
God loves Bible conversations, and so do I! Growing up in my parents’ home, discussing the Scripture was an everyday occurrence with my mother and father, grandmother and grandfather. In addition to daily Bible conversations, almost every Sunday night my family would gather to play Bible games. My knowledge increased as we would discuss our answers to the questions of who were the prophets, priests, and leaders in the Old Testament and in the New Testament; what were the names of towns, places and animals in the Bible, and other questions. To this day, I love to talk about what the Bible has to say, whether I’m on the phone with one of my children, having coffee with a friend, giving a devotional to my staff, or speaking on a platform.
Every morning, time permitting, my youngest daughter, Rachel-Ruth, and I talk with each other on the phone. After an update on my grandchildren, invariably we end up talking about what God has seemed to say to us in our devotional time. When we hang up, I’m always blessed by the conversation we’ve had. I understand the apostle John’s heartfelt exclamation in 3 John 4 when he wrote, I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth. I have had a front row seat to watching Rachel-Ruth blossom into a young woman who not only walks in the truth in an authentic lifestyle of faith, but passionately proclaims the truth in a powerfully relevant way. She has not only brought me great joy as I have observed her life, but I have been encouraged and enriched as she has shared her insights into God’s Word with me.
So I’m excited to invite you to listen in on our Bible Conversations with Anne & Rachel-Ruth, beginning September 2nd. Who knows what we will discuss? I’m sure it will be whatever is on our minds: End times, fear and anxiety, what to look for in a potential spouse, how to bless our children, what is Heaven like, what is Hell like, does Israel have a right to the land? We would love for you to send us your questions so that we can discuss Biblical answers to whatever is on your mind. Malachi 3:16 says, A scroll of remembrance was written in His presence concerning those who feared the Lord and honored His name. As Rachel-Ruth and I talk with each other about what the Bible says, the Lord Himself will be listening, hearing, and recording our conversation in His book of remembrance. You won’t want to miss it! Join us!
For His Glory,
Bible Study: A Bible Conversation
Read Acts 8:4-8, 26-40.
How did Phillip start a Bible conversation with the Ethiopian? V.30
What portion of Scripture did the Ethiopian not understand? Vs.32-34
Anne and Rachel-Ruth’s New Podcast
You know you’re supposed to read the Bible, but what does it really mean in your everyday life?
Join Anne and Rachel-Ruth in a candid discussion of how the Bible relates to everyday life. Listen in on their conversation as they discuss how they read, love and apply the Bible to their lives! This podcast is both for the seasoned Jesus follower and the newly Jesus-curious. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, you are welcome to join us!
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