bible study with my wife

[ReformedWretch]

As we do ours she has been asking me if I know of any books/work books that would sort of be a study guide (she says like home work) for the book we are in in the bible.

For example, we've just started Romans and she wants to know if there is a work book that covers each chapter in Romans asking questions to see if you've understood what you've read/studied.

Does anyone know of anything like that?

 

[Scottish Lass]

I, too, am looking forward to any help with this.

 

[JM]

MacArthur has some inexpensive Bible studies in print.

I've ordered 1689 Confessions and study guides from Chapel Library: Mount Zion Bible Church: Main Page in the past, you could send them an email asking if they have a guide on Romans.

 

[he beholds]

I am not sure if the PCA Christian Education and Publications has a book on Romans, but I have used their Biblical Foundations for Womanhood Bible Study Series for The Gospel of Matthew and Paul’s Letters to Maturing Churches (Eph., Phil., Col., 1 & 2 Thes.), and I really like the set up.

The study itself doesn't seem to be too women focused, but I guess there are parts. I think these guides would be best for a small group women's Bible study, which is how I'm familiar with them.

But the CE&P might have other similar Bible Studies.

 

[Scottish Lass]

I have used their Biblical Foundations for Womanhood Bible Study Series for The Gospel of Matthew and Paul’s Letters to Maturing Churches (Eph., Phil., Col., 1 & 2 Thes.), and I really like the set up.

That's what we're doing this year in one track of the women in my denomination.

 

[he beholds]

I have used their Biblical Foundations for Womanhood Bible Study Series for The Gospel of Matthew and Paul’s Letters to Maturing Churches (Eph., Phil., Col., 1 & 2 Thes.), and I really like the set up.

That's what we're doing this year in one track of the women in my denomination.

We just finished with the Matthew study, and have moved on to the Letters. It's not from my church, but a neighboring church in our denomination whose Bible study I attend.

What does: "one track of the women in my denomination," mean?

 

[Scottish Lass]

What does: "one track of the women in my denomination," mean?

There are two books offered to women's groups in my denomination. One always studies a book (or more, in this case) of the Bible, while the other book/groups focus on topical issues. Each year a new pair is offered, and the '08-'09 book for the first group is Paul's Letters to Maturing Churches.

Sorry I wasn't clear before!

 

[he beholds]

What does: "one track of the women in my denomination," mean?

There are two books offered to women's groups in my denomination. One always studies a book (or more, in this case) of the Bible, while the other book/groups focus on topical issues. Each year a new pair is offered, and the '08-'09 book for the first group is Paul's Letters to Maturing Churches.

Sorry I wasn't clear before!

Oh! Are you using this one right now? If so, do you like it? I just started, but I do like it so far and expect to like it very much.

 

[Scottish Lass]

Yes, we started using it in September. We skip the month of December, so we'll do the fourth chapter this month. The vocabulary is a little more than many women in the groups/denom are used to, so there's been some concern, but I think it's good to stretch and learn, regardless of age.

 

[A5pointer]

Moo has a nice study guide for Romans, questions at the end of each chapter. I think Amazon has it.