Exploring Faith Through Book Studies
A Unique Approach to Bible Study
As an avid reader, I often read mainstream books and an amazed at common principles that underlie them. Having lead bible studies in the past, and been a part of book clubs, I wanted a way to bridge the gap between spirituality and everyday life, and I often use secular personal development books for inspiration and reflection. I’ve started creating study guides for mainstream books that can be used for faith based study groups to build a stronger relationship with God, family and in our financial stewardship.
Each study guide will include:
An Introduction to the Book: Provide background information about the author, the context in which the book was written, and its overarching themes.
Discussion Questions: Develop thought-provoking questions that encourage participants to analyze key passages, characters, and plot developments through a spiritual lens.
Scripture References: Incorporate relevant biblical passages that parallel the themes or messages conveyed in the book, fostering connections between secular narratives and religious teachings.
Reflective Exercises: Include journal prompts, meditation practices, or creative activities that invite participants to explore their personal beliefs, values, and experiences in relation to the book's themes.
Group Activities: Incorporate interactive activities such as role-playing scenarios, group discussions, or collaborative projects to deepen engagement and foster community among participants.
Upcoming Book Studies:
Financial Stewardship:
Minimalism:
Margin
Kon Mari
Uncluttered
Parenting:
The Price of Privilege
Teach Your Children Well
No Drama Discipline
The Soul of Discipline
Simplicity Parenting
The Opposite of Spoiled
