New Online Bible Study Starts April 19th

Ready for Spring? We are too… we’re ready to start a new Bible Study here at the online Bible Cafe. Our new study will begin on Monday April 19, so please order your workbooks today. Workbooks are available from Lifeway Stores. This is a 6-week study. Each day you’ll receive an email announcement about the study, so be sure to subscribe to this blog by email (upper right corner of the blog).

Please join us as we study:

If I told you how this study was selected, you’d cry. What I can share with you is that God is leading us, deeper in faith, through the study of  One in a Million by Priscilla Shirer. His voice is not gently calling us….His voice us shouting at us…and He wants us here, with Him, in this workbook. Feel like crying?

One in a Million is about an exploration of the Israelites’ journey through the wilderness. Priscilla Shirer encourages participants to fully engage in the abundant life God has waiting for those who will allow Him to take the lead in daily living. One in a Million is an opportunity for you to experience your deliverance from strongholds, to conquer your wilderness living, and to claim your God-given inheritance. Source: Lifeway

Unlike last session, we’ll only run one study in Spring, so we’ll all reading the same lesson. Christine will lead the lesson with daily blog posts.

One in a MillionResources for our Spring Bible Study

*Make sure you purchase the Bible Study workbook published by Lifeway, there are TWO versions of this book

If you’re reading One in a Million with us, starting April 19, then please post an introduction below. We’d like to know:

  • Your first name
  • Where you live
  • Describe ONE pair of shoes from your closet (color, style, size, where they’ve been…)

Get a workbook and join us!

”Christine”
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  1. lynda says:

    ■Your first name – lynda
    ■Where you live – Northern California
    ■Describe ONE pair of shoes from your closet (color, style, size, where they’ve been…)
    Black and White spectator pumps, size 7, and they’ve never been anywhere except my closet. I always thought they looked so smart and indeed, they are very classy looking…. I just have never worn them. OH WAIT – I DID wear them once…. JUST remembered – I had a black and white skirt and jacket ensemble that I bought for my mom’s funeral 24 years ago and I think I wore them with that – one time. OK – so they’ve been out of the closet once.

    I’d wear them again but I’m not sure they are in style any more…. I’ll try to get a picture of them and let you girls tell me what you think. I know if I ask my daughter she’ll scream and say in the most horrified voice she can find “NO – Don’t EVER show me those again!!!” But she’s 12 so I’m not sure she can appreciate a good pair of pumps. :-)

  2. Kim says:

    My name is Kim and I live in AL. My home church is doing this study, but I will not be able to attend due to work conflicts. My favorite shoes are a pair of slip on crocs. I never thought I would like them, but they are my weekend go-to pair. I love how I can get them completely covered in mud and dirt and wash them clean in just a few minutes – kinda like we were made clean by the blood of Christ.

  3. Jeanne Heinrichs says:

    I am from San Jose, CA and looking forward to joining this group. My book is on the way and I should get it any day now so I can catch up. I accidently bumped into this Cafe and still trying to figure it out. My favorite shoes has to be my old dirty white tennies. I put them on every single morning to start my day in. These are the magic shoes that are helping me to lose my weight.

  4. Marie says:

    Hi! I am new to this blog and I am excited to get started. My name is Marie and I live in Petal, Mississippi, which is about an hour and a half from Jackson and 2 hours from New Orleans.

    A pair of shoes I have in my closet that I cannot get rid of are a pair of Timberland boots that I have had since high school. They’ve been through some of the most trying times with me. I was wearing them when I escaped from my burning house during my senior year of high school. I also wore them on two different relief trips to the Mississippi Gulf Coast in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Needless to say, they are very dear to me.

    Any advice for a newbie?

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