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Join our spring semester, 2022 study,
Daniel: Hope for the Faithful!
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We'll be studying the fascinating book of Daniel, which is set during the exile of the Israelites in Babylon. It's about near-martyrs and their heroic faithfulness to the God of Israel, about what happens when human kingdoms don't acknowledge God's kingdom, and about hope in God and how it leads us to faithfulness.
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Our fall semester, 2021 Bible Study, Galatians: A New Creation in Christ, is complete and available!
Watch classes on our Galatians Study page or on YouTube.com/deannamunger
About the study:
What was Paul so worked up about in his letter to the Galatians? Learn the fascinating backstory to the drama! We'll discover how to follow the strange Old Testament stories to the true good news: that we are now part of God's new, multi-ethnic family of faith who live by the Spirit. We are new creations who live and love like Jesus!
The Gospel of Mark: Enter the Kingdom of God
The gospel of Mark brings us the fast-paced, skillfully told, action-packed story of Jesus bringing the kingdom of God, the new era of God’s reign, in a way no one expected – even the disciples who were with Him. Women of all ages & locations are invited to join this live, discussion-based study.
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The Divided Kingdom:
Hope in Israel's Schism
The core story of the Hebrew Scriptures is the history of the nation of Israel, God’s chosen people. But after the glory days of David and Solomon, Israel is in decline, split into two kingdoms, and faithless towards God. Yet even in their troubles, we see God calling them back, speaking to them, maintaining the light of his love for them, and looking forward to a better kingdom for his people. Women of all ages & locations are invited to join this live, discussion-based study.
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To the Ends of the Earth: Acts 13 - 28
Follow the story of the gospel message as the Holy Spirit uses the apostle Paul to bring the news about Jesus to end ends of the earth in this study of the latter half of Acts. Join in the story of the church, still continuing with you today!
Philippians
Connect to the love the apostle Paul had for the church he had started through the work of the Spirit in the city of Philippi, and see how the whole letter centers around the great Christ Hymn, the poetic telling of the good news of Jesus for our world.
Meet Deanna
I'm Deanna Munger, a writer and teacher in Bible Study and Theology.
I teach in person and on line Bible studies. You will love your Bible study and be transformed when we study together!
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Recent Articles
What's Going on with the Tower of Babel?
Have you wondered what's going on with the story of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11? Did you know that the Hebrew word for Babel can also be translated Babylon? It's the same place! So what is so bad about building a tower? And why does God react as he does? Surely God isn't actually worried that they are going to get to "heaven" and reach him? Listen to this video lesson to hear how this story is the culmination of the sad story of fracturing humanity in Genesis 3-11, and why God reacts as he does.
This is a 15-minute video lesson that can be watched on its own, or as a bonus lesson in the series Daniel: Hope for the Faithful. Comment or message me to talk about it, or if you have questions!
About Bible Translations
I recently got to answer some questions about Bible translations, and since it was on my mind I recorded this video overview. I may write more about this, so if you have questions you'd like answered, let me know!
Watch an introduction to Bible translations!
And, here's an answer to the question, "Is there a Catholic Bible that's different from the Protestant Bible?"
That Small-Caps, All-Caps LORD... and What it Means
Are you wondering why the Bible sometimes puts the word LORD in small caps, or in all caps, and whether it means anything? It definitely does mean something! It represents the personal name of God.
Something New: The Name of God
In the progressive narrative of Scripture (I talk more about Scripture being progressive in "What is the Bible?"), God reveals his personal name for the first time to Moses in Exodus 3, at the burning bush.
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"The complicated manuscript history of Scripture tells us that God was willing to work generation by generation, through faulty, frail people. Who but God could do that to produce a revelation of Himself that tells a unified story, from Creation to Recreation, about who God is, how we too can be in God’s presence, and how we too, through Jesus Christ and his indwelling Spirit, can be a part of God’s purposes for the world!"
- From a recent talk on the nature of the Bible that Deanna gave for a local campus worship group
