When Bible Studies Collide

I no longer question that God is the ultimate conductor, ensuring each part is played in its own good time, with the proper tempo and crescendo, etc. Last year I enjoyed my first ever Bible study (Beth Moore’s Believing God). This year I signed up for my 2nd ever Bible Study (Priscilla Shirer’s Can We Talk). I was not happy when the schedule of sessions resulted in a 4 week hiatus between the 2nd-to-last and the last sessions. And for unrelated reasons (or maybe very related – but I won’t go into that here), attendance dropped off significantly after the time change (early nightfall). So, one month ago we met (4 of us) and tonight we met (2 of the 4 were the same, but again only 4). In the interim, I started a quasi-independent study with a friend of mine (Beth Moore’s Stepping Up).

Today, there was a convergence of thought between the 2 studies, brought together in God’s perfect timing: Be passionate about your faith! Don’t be a wuss! Say what needs to be said!

Work has been stressful, life has been stressful, I’ve grown lukewarm in my attitude. Tonight, the fire’s been relit.

Praise God!

About Fran Hart

Disciple of Christ, earning a living as the director of US-based operations for a Taiwanese company, managing an engineering organization while carving out time to write. Wife, Mother, Grandmother.
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2 Responses to When Bible Studies Collide

  1. Jeanette says:

    I just love you Fran!!!! I am honored to be your bible study buddy!

  2. you gotta wonder says:

    Ditto! We make a great study team. 🙂

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