Girlfriends Bible Study
Welcome to Girlfriends Bible Study – a live Bible Study with Connie & Friends! Join us each Monday & Thursday at 7:00pm (ET) as Connie and her girlfriends engage in a lively conversation as they study the Bible.We talk about everything from humor in the Bible to bad girls in…
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Ep 157 - Joseph: The Eternal Optimist (opens the original)
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We begin a study of Joseph - one of my favorite people in the Bible. Genesis 37
Ep 156 - Optimism in the Bible: Joseph's Beginning (opens the original)
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We're learning about Joseph's beginnings in Genesis 37.
Ep 155 - Faith and Experience (opens the original)
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In our theme of Wisdom, Learning and Experience in the Bible with a discuss about faith and experience. How does your faith affect your experience? How do your experiences affect your faith? Scriptures: Numbers 22:21-41 (Talking donkey) Exodus 14:9-31 (Parting of the Red Sea) Luke 24:36-43 (Jesus appears to disciples after His death)
Ep 154 - About Jezebel - Part 2 (opens the original)
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We continue our discussion of Jezebel in this Bible Study. 1 Kings
Ep 153 - An Epic Tale (opens the original)
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This Bible Study explored the similarities and differences between Greek mythology and Christian scripture, using the movie "The Odyssey" as a starting point. We discussed whether people of Greek descent view their mythology as history or belief, similar to how Christians view the Bible. There are many parallels between the miraculous events in the Bible, such as the parting of the Red Sea and Jesus' miracles, and the fantastical tales of Greek mythology, noting that non-believers might view bot
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