Bible Studies

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About

“I wish there was a class to teach Sunday School topics to adults,” a friend said to me who was new to the Christian faith, so with that I created a discipleship program to teach New Testament theology through Old Testament stories. What started out as notes on a napkin has since evolved into a sophisticated but easy to use discipleship program for women. Here are some unique features of my Connecting Old Testament Stories to New Testament Theology Discipleship Program:

  • Written in an Inquiry-based Q&A format.
    • The discipler asks questions, listens and occasionally clarifies. This causes the disciple to take ownership of the learning.
    • The Q&A format makes it easy for the discipler because they don’t have to “know” all the correct answers.
  • Aligned to the Lutheran and Westminster catechisms because one of my women wanted to know the difference between the two denominations.
  • Has an optional homework option as one woman was very zealous and requested that I create a homework/memorization aspect to the course. The homework is complementary to the study and is not necessary for understanding the content, but it takes a much deeper dive than the main content.

Tips on Getting Started

Here is a link to my Discipleship Tips document:

Bible Studies

Here are links to the studies by Old Testament book: