Today, there are many voices trying to influence us. Tune in to the only voice that counts.
Town Crier: Listening, Hearing, and Doing with Leader Guide
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In this study, God’s Word encourages us; indeed, commands us to pray, and shows that prayer results in blessings.
How to Pray with Leader Guide
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How do we train up our children? What will be the impact? What does God say? Scripture gives us the answers.
Train Up a Child with Leader Guide
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The book of Ecclesiastes has been called boring, depressing, confusing, repetitious, and disjointed. Look at Ecclesiastes from a new perspective in this study.
Ecclesiastes: Comforting Words When Dealing with Tough Stuff
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As Christians, we collectively continue to recognize how much we need our God, one another, and our truest redeemed selves to show up unabashedly and consistently. This study explores what it looks like not to give care, but rather to receive it, and how God uses His promises for caregiving.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Receiving Care from Others with Leader Guide
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Every life journey is different, but Scripture shows how we can have joy no matter the circumstances.
A Journey of Joy with Leader Guide
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Do you ever feel lonely, isolated? See what Scripture tells us about how our relationship with God and others helps.
Lonely for Others with Leader Guide
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The internet defines ‘fool’ (noun) has a person who acts unwisely or imprudently. The verb meaning is to trick or deceive (someone). This lesson looks at different types of fools found in the Bible. Hopefully, we don’t find ourselves in these foolish situations.
Fools of the Bible with Leader Guide
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I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me (Galatians 2:20).
In the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, our heart has always been, and always will be, Christ, crucified and risen for the life of the world. … When we consider this new concept, I am the Heart of the LWML, we are not seeking to replace Christ with ourselves. Instead, we are living out of the reality that as Christ is in our heart and life, and as it is He who lives in and through us, we are called to demonstrate the heart of Christ in word and deed. That is why you can also say, “I am the heart of LWML.”
I am the Heart of LWML with Leader Guide
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There is a spiritual harvest heading this way. This study explores John 4:30–37 after Jesus visits the woman at the well. How do we lift up our eyes to God’s instructions for us?
Lift Up Your Eyes with Leader Guide
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All too often our love for God gets lost in-between our service for God, our daily lives, and all the other obligations that we have. How can we reclaim that lost love?
When Love is Lost with Leader Guide
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For many of us, restoration is needed after a time of brokenness, whether in our relationships, health, or stumbling along our spiritual walk. This study explores Biblical examples of brokenness and restoration.
Restored with Leader Guide
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What would you consider your most precious possession? Have you ever considered yourself as a treasure or a precious possession? Dig into scripture for the meaning of true value.
Bought with a Price — Given a Purpose with Leader Guide
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The study takes the biblical family of Abraham and traces their ‘seasons’ and how after 6,000 plus years we still have things in common. (This study originally published in the Lutheran Woman’s Quarterly 2009.)
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I was awakened by the sound of a ringing phone. “Diane, it’s your father. I need you to come home this morning. Something is not right with your mother.” Walk through this study that addresses the stresses of caring for loved ones living far from you.
Care for the Long-Distance Caregivers with Leader Guide
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