Podcast appearances and mentions of ann spangler

What's the antidote for the poison of rejection? Book mentioned: Praying The Names Of God by Ann Spangler

Christy-award-winning author Mesu Andrews talks about feeling God's love for her as she studies the Bible.  https://livesteadyon.com/ Email Angie at: steadyonpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: @livesteadyon Instagram: @angiebaughman421 Looking for something not listed? It's probably here: https://linktr.ee/livesteadyon  https://mesuandrews.com/https://www.facebook.com/MesuAndrewshttps://www.youtube.com/MesuAndrewshttps://www.instagram.com/mesuandrews/?hl=enhttps://www.pinterest.com/mesuandrews/https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/3513697.Mesu_Andrews MESU ANDREWS is a Christy Award-winning, best-selling author of biblical novels and devotional studies whose deep understanding of and love for God's Word brings the Bible alive for readers. Her heritage as a “spiritual mutt” has given her a deep yearning to both understand and communicate biblical truths in powerful stories that touch the heart, challenge the mind, and transform lives. Mesu lives in North Carolina with her husband Roy, where she stays connected with her readers through newsie emails, blog posts, and the social media we all love to hate. For more information, visit MesuAndrews.com. You can find information on all Mesu's books at https://mesuandrews.com/books/ Subscribe to Mesu's newsletter to receive a free novella at https://mesuandrews.com/   Mesu mentioned:Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. SyswerdaESV Illuminated Scripture Journal  Theme music:Glimmer by Andy Ellison 

The letter "X" is the western symbol for multiplication. In the Garden, Man is called to be fruitful and multiply. From the beginning of the church, she has grown by multiplication. That happens in the context of community as we disciple others toward becoming more like Christ in all areas of life. Ann Spangler says, "To emphasize salvation and neglect discipleship is to miss the point of why Jesus came to earth and lived as a rabbi." We are called to be disciples who make disciples who make disciples.   We want to say a special thanks to our show's sponsors!   1. Betterman offers a free resource for men to become all God created them to be. If you or your church is looking for men's ministry resources, we invite you to check out BetterMan at the link below!   https://betterman.com/   2. Sustainable Discipleship is focused on helping everyday Christians become Disciple making superheroes! If you would like to learn more about Sustainable Discipleships unique methods, click the link below for more information.   https://www.sustainable-discipleship.com/   3. TCM International Institute is a Christian institute of higher education focused on academic excellence with a focus on equipping leaders for eternal kingdom impact. If you are interested in graduate level education to help equip you for ministry, we encourage you to click the link below and check out TCM. https://www.tcmi.org/   4. People are isolated from God, others, and the Church.  Church leaders have the language for evangelism and discipleship but lack an effective, digital tool to provide structure for and feedback on the process. Churchteams provides the software and support team you need to solve both problems.  Click here to learn more. Sign up for a free trial here.

Janey Pitts invites us to step out of chaos and experience God's call to live set apart from the world. https://livesteadyon.com/Email Angie at: steadyonpodcast@gmail.comFacebook: @livesteadyonInstagram: @angiebaughman421Grab freebies and subscribe to the weekly Steady On newsletter at: https://livesteadyon.com/live-steady-on-newsletter/ Looking for something not listed? It's probably here: https://linktr.ee/livesteadyon https://www.janeypitts.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialJaneyPittsIG: https://www.instagram.com/officialjaneypitts/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/coryjane/_saved/ Janey mentioned:Morning and Evening, The Classic Daily Devotional by Charles SpurgeonSitting at the Feet of Rabbit Jesus by Ann Spangler and Lois TverbergWalking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus by Lois Tverberg and Ray Vander LaanReading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus by Lois TverbergThe movie Kung Fu Panda Angie mentionedThe song Alive by Big Daddy Weave Angie & Janey mentionedhttps://www.biblegateway.com/https://biblehub.com/https://www.bibleplaces.com/https://www.blueletterbible.org/ Theme music:Heartwarming by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3864-heartwarmingLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 

Inspiration from Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg's book. Jesus was a Rabbi, and his teaching referred back to the Old Testament far more regularly than we Gentile Christians know. These devotions are free! Please consider supporting this ministry financially here: https://bit.ly/31Bh8p7 Become a patron to get a Saturday video devotion each week: https://www.patreon.com/lukepowell

Inspiration from Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg's book. Paul taught us to "pray without ceasing". Perhaps we can learn from Jewish tradition and pray blessing prayers to help us do this. These devotions are free! Please consider supporting this ministry financially here: https://bit.ly/31Bh8p7 Become a patron to get a Saturday video devotion each week: https://www.patreon.com/lukepowell

Inspiration from Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg's book. Why did the suffering lady reach for Jesus' fringe? Perhaps to touch the holy tassles that Jesus wore. These devotions are free! Please consider supporting this ministry financially here: https://bit.ly/31Bh8p7 Become a patron to get a Saturday video devotion each week: https://www.patreon.com/lukepowell

Inspiration from Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg's book. Jesus valued togetherness. It was in groups that his spirituality was lived out, as is the Jewish tradition. Let's not over-individualize our faith! These devotions are free! Please consider supporting this ministry financially here: https://bit.ly/31Bh8p7 Become a patron to get a Saturday video devotion each week: https://www.patreon.com/lukepowell

Inspiration from Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg's book. Today we see how sitting at the feet of our Rabbi can benefit our lives. These devotions are free! Please consider supporting this ministry financially here: https://bit.ly/31Bh8p7 Become a patron to get a Saturday video devotion each week: https://www.patreon.com/lukepowell

Lida is sharing more insight into Scripture through her knowledge of Hebrew, how the names of the patriarchs show the story of the gospel, what the word “shalom” really means, and why Hebrew is so important in understanding the beauty of Scripture. ----- Find us on Facebook and Instagram Sign up for our newsletter here Send us a message to openthewordpodcast@gmail.com ----- Resources Mentioned: Find Lida Mendoza Hill on Facebook Your People Shall Be My People by Don Into Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus by Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg Genesis 5 1 Chronicles 1:1-4 Adam, Seth, Enosh; Kenan, Mahalalel, Jared; Enoch, Methuselah, Lamech; Noah Matthew 27:45-51 Now from the sixth hour[f] there was darkness over all the land[g]until the ninth hour. And about the ninth hour Jesus cried out with a loud voice, saying, “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?” that is, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” And some of the bystanders, hearing it, said, “This man is calling Elijah.” And one of them at once ran and took a sponge, filled it with sour wine, and put it on a reed and gave it to him to drink. But the others said, “Wait, let us see whether Elijah will come to save him.” And Jesus cried out again with a loud voice and yielded up his spirit.And behold, the curtain of the temple was torn in two, from top to bottom. And the earth shook, and the rocks were split.

Today's podcast is a discussion on our relationship with the Bible. At times, if we were asked what the status of our relationship is, we may want to answer "it's complicated" like a social media update. And at other times, it feels like we are understanding and moving right along with enjoying the Word of God. It ebbs and flows. The Bible is a gift the Lord has given us that helps us know Him better. It's a gift we get to wrestle with, similar to how Jacob wrestled with God in the desert. But he walked away marked, changed, and knowing the Lord for himself. We have the same opportunity every day with God's word. To know Him and what He loves better through it. In this episode, we cover some general facts and info about the Bible, as well as some helpful resources for understanding the culture of the people the Bible was written by and for originally. We also discuss truly relating with it and how it does draw us closer to Jesus. Following are a few of the resources discussed in the episode: YouVersion Bible App; Bible Hub www.biblehub.com; The Bible Project www.bibleproject.com; Restoring the Jewishness of the Gospel by David H. Stern Ph.D; Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus by Ann Spangler & Lois Tverberg; History of the Bible Podcast.

How do we handle it when our everyday, easy going just as planned life gets interrupted? When we're thrown a curve ball? Linda Kate is on today sharing how her life was interrupted when a health crisis occurred. Scriptures Mentioned: Psalm 3:3 But you, O Lord, are a shield about me, my glory, and the lifter of my head. Isaiah 43 Resources Mentioned: Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus by Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg Grit by Angela Duckworth ------- Find us on Facebook and Instagram Sign up for our newsletter here Send us a message to openthewordpodcast@gmail.com

What happens when God has given you a promise, but He also requires a sacrifice of the thing you hold dear? What does it look like to trust God and follow His instructions in complete and total faith? In the middle of test that life brings, we can run to His presence in obedience, with an offering of worship confident that Yahweh Yireh will provide everything we need. The Online Women's Bible Study is a community of women studying Praying the Names of God by Ann Spangler growing in identity, faith, and purpose.

As believers, we must daily live with heaven in our view. What does it look like to fully embrace the hope we have of eternal life with El Olam - the Everlasting God? The Online Women's Bible Study is a community of women studying Praying the Names of God by Ann Spangler growing in identity, faith, and purpose.

What has God promised you? When doubt makes it hard to believe in the promises of God, learn to rest in El Shaddai - God Almighty. The Online Women's Bible Study is a community of women studying Praying the Names of God by Ann Spangler growing in identity, faith, and purpose.

"As Christians, we can never forget that the Bible, from Genesis through Revelation is essentially a Jewish document." This is a quote from the co-authors, Ann Spangler & Lois Tverberg, who we've been blessed to learn from these last seven weeks through their study, "Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus: How the Jewishness of Jesus Can Transform Your Faith". And I'm excited to share that the Intentional Filling community was able to wrap up this study in the BEST way possible by sitting down and chatting with Lois. We were able to ask some great follow-up questions and bear witness to such a tender moment with her. This conversation is long, but it is one that I'm so grateful to have been a part of. So grab your notebook, cause you're gonna want it to take all the notes, and sit back and enjoy this conversation with Lois Tverberg, the co-author of Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus: How the Jewishness of Jesus Can Transform Your Faith and many more! Follow us @intentionalfilling . . We're here to help you learn and grow, so naturally, we share affiliate links for products that we use and love. When you click on one of these links, we will earn a small amount of money, at no additional cost to you, which we'll use towards keeping the lights on at Intentional Filling! You can read our full disclaimer here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intentionalfilling/support

In this episode, Phil and Erin discuss the experience of praying the names of God, and Jesus, for 40 days. They explore what a consistent practice of making space to connect with God meant to them, what they learned and realized along the way, and what a consistent spiritual practice, short-term or long-term, could mean […]

Ann Spangler, author of Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus, Praying the Names of God, and Praying the Names of Jesus, joins Phil and Erin to discuss prayer with the names of God. God’s names reveal something of God’s nature, and Ann shares what praying these names can mean for our prayer life, shares […]

This episode we will cover two more Abraham/God encounters. El Olam - The Everlasting God Jehovah Jireh - The Lord will see to it. (provider) We also talk about Isaac following in his father's footsteps in Beersheba, and a personal experience of mine concerning restoring some old wells. I referenced the "Praying the Names of God" book by Ann Spangler half way through the episode.

Listen today to hear all about Genesis chapter 16. We will basically go from verse 1 to verse 16, breaking down the story of Hagar and "the God who sees". *I have recently read the Hagar section from the following books: - Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler & Jean E. Syswerda (This one is a daily devotional book. One week of devotion for each woman) -Women of the Bible by Sue Poorman Richards and Lawrence O. Richards (This one is an exhaustive list of every woman mentioned in the Bible, whether named or not.) -Praying the Names of God by Ann Spangler (This is a daily devotional book also. One name per week.) ***Praying the Names of God is the outline for this study you and I are doing together. I am using it's Table of Contents as my list of names. I will not do ALL of them. I also will specifically tell you when I use something from Ann Spangler's research. (which at this point, I haven't used this as a resource for content.) blueletterbible.org was a resource for this episode.

First Lady Karina Hanscom guides us through "Praying the Names of God" by Ann Spangler. This Week: "Dwelling Place, Refuge, Fortress, Strong Tower" We hope you enjoy, God Bless!

Tamar has always fascinated me, her little story is tucked away neatly between Joseph’s betrayal by his brothers and the beginning of his servitude in Egypt. She was a woman who had great courage, doing the unthinkable to attain what was rightfully hers, a child. Tamar was unafraid to reach for her tomorrow and she has much to teach us about claiming the promises of God. Here are links to two books that were a great help to me and offered a unique perspective in this unusual story. A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. Syswerda

How do we handle chaos around us? What do we do when it seems the world has gone astray, when everyone is going their own way, when no one seems to know which way to turn?  In today’s world of chaos and confusion, what do you do? Where do you turn? How do you find the answers? In today’s episode of All God’s Women we take a look at Deborah, a woman who became the voice of calm in her world of chaos.We find Deborah’s story in the book of Judges. If you’re looking for an uplifting read, the book of Judges is probably not for you. It’s a gory book filled with vile behaviors. It covers a time period much like modern days.Judges opens with the death of Joshua and explains how the Israelites failed to follow God’s instructions to defeat the enemy nations but instead chose to intermingle, to intermarry, and to intertwine with the pagans. They lost sight of who they were, and God allowed them to become oppressed by their enemies.  For over 200 years, the children of Israel followed a pattern. They did evil in the sight of the Lord. He gave them over to their enemies. They cried out to God for mercy. He raised up Judges to deliver them, and while they listened to the judges, they experienced times of peace. But once the judge died, they’d go back to their old ways, behaving even more corruptly than before. In the midst of the chaos and terror, lived a housewife named Deborah, an unassuming woman, married to an obscure man. But Deborah was a prophetess. God spoke to her and she listened. And she shared what He said to those around her.In today’s world of chaos and confusion, God needs calm women and men to stand strong, to remain steadfast in their faith, to keep their eyes focused on Him, and to be willing to serve Him however asks. Scripture Background Judges 4-5 Additional Reading Portraits of Bible Women by George Matheson Wicked Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler The Unique World of Women by Eugenia Price The Modern Reader’s Bible A Woman God Can Use by Alice Mathews Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. Syswerda Every Woman in the Bible by Sue and Larry Richard All the Women of the Bible by Herbert Lockyer All of the Women of the Bible by Edith Deen  The Woman’s Study Bible

We’ve all heard of Rahab. She’s one of the bad girls of the Old Testament, a harlot, a prostitute in a pagan city. Many Christians find it disturbing that this woman of ill repute is included in Jesus’ genealogy. They argue that surely she was merely an innkeeper. But that’s not what the Bible tells us. The word used to describe her can only mean one thing, and it’s not an innkeeper.  So why her? Why did God not only use her to help save the Hebrews but then go on to include her in the lineage of His son? Rahab may have made a mess of her past, but because of where she was, she was in a position to offer safety to the spies. Not only was her home a hub of information and a place to slip in without notice, but it was strategically placed on top of the city walls so that the spies could exit the city undetected.  Please note, God didn’t wait until Rahab had her life cleaned up before He used her. He met her where she was at. Then He immediately gave her an assignment to test her faith. Would she place the red cord on her window or would she dismiss it as silly? Would she follow the rules that said that she and her family must remain inside if they wanted to be kept safe? How tempting it might have been to sneak outside to see what was going on around them. But they stayed where God told them to stay. And then, that glorious moment when the dust was settling around them and the roar of the Israelites could be heard as they stormed the city. How wonderful it must have been to hear that knock on the door and have the Hebrew spies escort Rahab and her family to safety.  Rahab stepped out in faith. She risked everything she’d held dear in the past to take a chance on an unknown future. And God rewarded her for her faith with an amazing future.Background Scripture  Joshua 2 Joshua 6 Matthew 1:5 Hebrews 11:31 James 2:25 For Further Study Twelve Extraordinary Women by John Macarthur Wicked Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler God Speaks to Women Today by Eugenia Price Fearless by Angela Donadio A Woman God Can Use by Alice Mathews Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. Syswerda Every Woman in the Bible by Sue and Larry Richard All the Women of the Bible by Herbert Lockyer All of the Women of the Bible by Edith Deen  All the Women of the Bible by M.L. del Mastro The Woman’s Study Bible

In today’s episode of All God’s Women we look at Miriam, a woman who worshiped God with all her being, but who let pride and arrogance mar her ministry. She learned the hard way God’s thoughts on pride.Miriam was blessed to be a leader in a time when women had little or no authority. She was one of only 5 women in the Old Testament to be called a prophetess, and she was the first. It was an honor bestowed by God, but with that position came a greater level of accountability. Because the other women looked to Miriam for wisdom and guidance, it was especially important that she be an acceptable role model. When she got cocky, God had to put her in her place. It’s easy for us to become sanctimonious. We can mistake it for being saintly or sanctified. But God is not fooled. He knows our hearts. He knows when we’re truly striving to serve Him and when we’re merely trying to act superior.  And we need to know that God will not tolerate pride among His leaders. When we start to think we know best, when we try to upsurp power from those who have authority over us, when we engage others in our pettiness, God will get our attention, and it won’t be pretty.  Just as God humbled Miriam, He will humble us and we will never be the same again. It appears that Miriam learned her lesson. While she may never again have reached the heights that she enjoyed that day on the shores of the Red Sea, we know that Miriam continued on in her role with the Hebrew nation, and that she died a beloved woman.  How blessed we are that God is a God who disciplines, but who also forgives. No matter what we do, if we turn from our wicked ways and humble our hearts, and seek His face, He will hear our cries and forgive us our sins. Bible References Exodus 2:2-9 Exodus 15:20-21 1 Chronicles 6:3 Micah 6:4 Numbers 12:1-5 Deuteronomy 24:8-9 Numbers 20:1 Helpful Resources “I Changed Your Diapers!” Miriam and the Challenge of Being Older Blog post by Paula K. ParkerWomen of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. Syswerda God Speaks to Women Today by Eugenia Price Fearless by Angela Donadio Wicked Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler Miriam by Lois T. Henderson All the Women of the Bible by Herbert Lockyer All of the Women of the Bible by Edith Deen  All the Women of the Bible by M.L. del Mastro The Woman’s Study Bible

In today's episode of All God's Women we look at Miriam, a woman who worshiped God with all her being, but who let pride and arrogance mar her ministry. She learned the hard way God's thoughts on pride.Miriam was blessed to be a leader in a time when women had little or no authority. She was one of only 5 women in the Old Testament to be called a prophetess, and she was the first. It was an honor bestowed by God, but with that position came a greater level of accountability. Because the other women looked to Miriam for wisdom and guidance, it was especially important that she be an acceptable role model. When she got cocky, God had to put her in her place.It's easy for us to become sanctimonious. We can mistake it for being saintly or sanctified. But God is not fooled. He knows our hearts. He knows when we're truly striving to serve Him and when we're merely trying to act superior. And we need to know that God will not tolerate pride among His leaders. When we start to think we know best, when we try to upsurp power from those who have authority over us, when we engage others in our pettiness, God will get our attention, and it won't be pretty. Just as God humbled Miriam, He will humble us and we will never be the same again. It appears that Miriam learned her lesson. While she may never again have reached the heights that she enjoyed that day on the shores of the Red Sea, we know that Miriam continued on in her role with the Hebrew nation, and that she died a beloved woman. How blessed we are that God is a God who disciplines, but who also forgives. No matter what we do, if we turn from our wicked ways and humble our hearts, and seek His face, He will hear our cries and forgive us our sins.Bible ReferencesExodus 2:2-9Exodus 15:20-211 Chronicles 6:3Micah 6:4Numbers 12:1-5Deuteronomy 24:8-9Numbers 20:1Helpful Resources“I Changed Your Diapers!” Miriam and the Challenge of Being Older Blog post by Paula K. ParkerWomen of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. SyswerdaGod Speaks to Women Today by Eugenia PriceFearless by Angela DonadioWicked Women of the Bible by Ann SpanglerMiriam by Lois T. HendersonAll the Women of the Bible by Herbert LockyerAll of the Women of the Bible by Edith Deen All the Women of the Bible by M.L. del MastroThe Woman's Study Bible

I’m sure that in Jochobed’s plans for her son’s life, she never imagined co-parenting with an Egyptian princess, but look at how God used each of these women to impact his life. Jochobed provided the spiritual training,  teaching him the ways of our Lord. But Pharaoh’s daughter also helped mold him, providing him a quality education and influence. God knew that Moses needed more than just one Hebrew mom. He needed the influence of both women in order to fulfill the mighty task God had in store for him. How often do we think we know what our children need, when in reality, we have no clue? Fortunately for Moses, Jochobed was strong in her faith and trusted God with her beloved son. She allowed God to work in ways that made no sense to her, but took life day by day in obedience to Him even when that meant handing him over to a pagan princess. We, too, need to trust Him even when we don’t understand what He’s doing.Just a note of clarification. last week I introduced voice actors and guest experts. I thought it would add to this podcast, but I’ve been blessed with a number of painfully honest friends and listeners who have confirmed what I suspected as I recorded and edited last week’s episode. The consensus is unanimous. It didn’t work. Apparently, people much prefer my solo style storytelling verses breaking it up with other people. So this week, we’re  back to the original format. Scripture Background Exodus 2:1-10 Helpful Resources Fearless by Angela Donadio Mothers of the Bible by Dena Dyer When Life Doesn’t Match Your Dreams by Jill Eileen Smith God Speaks to Women Today by Eugenia Price Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. Syswerda All of the Women of the Bible by Edith Dean All the Women of the Bible by Herbert Lockyer The Woman’s Study Bible

I'm sure that in Jochobed's plans for her son's life, she never imagined co-parenting with an Egyptian princess, but look at how God used each of these women to impact his life. Jochobed provided the spiritual training,  teaching him the ways of our Lord. But Pharaoh's daughter also helped mold him, providing him a quality education and influence. God knew that Moses needed more than just one Hebrew mom. He needed the influence of both women in order to fulfill the mighty task God had in store for him.How often do we think we know what our children need, when in reality, we have no clue? Fortunately for Moses, Jochobed was strong in her faith and trusted God with her beloved son. She allowed God to work in ways that made no sense to her, but took life day by day in obedience to Him even when that meant handing him over to a pagan princess. We, too, need to trust Him even when we don't understand what He's doing.Just a note of clarification. last week I introduced voice actors and guest experts. I thought it would add to this podcast, but I've been blessed with a number of painfully honest friends and listeners who have confirmed what I suspected as I recorded and edited last week's episode. The consensus is unanimous. It didn't work. Apparently, people much prefer my solo style storytelling verses breaking it up with other people. So this week, we're  back to the original format. Scripture BackgroundExodus 2:1-10Helpful ResourcesFearless by Angela DonadioMothers of the Bible by Dena DyerWhen Life Doesn't Match Your Dreams by Jill Eileen SmithGod Speaks to Women Today by Eugenia PriceWomen of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. SyswerdaAll of the Women of the Bible by Edith DeanAll the Women of the Bible by Herbert LockyerThe Woman's Study Bible

How do you react when life takes a turn in an unexpected and unwanted direction? When all your best laid plans are suddenly discarded, and the new normal is nothing like what you’d planned? Do you accept the new life, making the most of what you’ve been given, or do you resist, fighting it with every ounce of your being? Are you clamorous or contented? In today’s episode of All God’s Women we look at Rachel and Leah, two sisters, caught up in a web of deceit by their father’s scheme, forced to live the rest of their lives as sister wives. Both were victims, but one moved on and made the best of a bad situation, and one remained a victim for the remainder of her days.Scripture ReferencesGenesis 29 Genesis 30:1-20 Genesis 31: 1-35 Genesis 35: 16-20 Helpful Resources Women of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. Syswerda Mothers of the Bible by Dena Dyer When Life Doesn’t Match Your Dreams by Jill Eileen Smith Every Woman in the Bible by Sue and Larry Richard All the Women of the Bible by Herbert Lockyer All of the Women of the Bible by Edith Deen  All the Women of the Bible by M.L. del Mastro

How do you react when life takes a turn in an unexpected and unwanted direction? When all your best laid plans are suddenly discarded, and the new normal is nothing like what you'd planned? Do you accept the new life, making the most of what you've been given, or do you resist, fighting it with every ounce of your being? Are you clamorous or contented?In today's episode of All God's Women we look at Rachel and Leah, two sisters, caught up in a web of deceit by their father's scheme, forced to live the rest of their lives as sister wives. Both were victims, but one moved on and made the best of a bad situation, and one remained a victim for the remainder of her days.Scripture ReferencesGenesis 29Genesis 30:1-20Genesis 31: 1-35Genesis 35: 16-20Helpful ResourcesWomen of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. SyswerdaMothers of the Bible by Dena DyerWhen Life Doesn't Match Your Dreams by Jill Eileen SmithEvery Woman in the Bible by Sue and Larry RichardAll the Women of the Bible by Herbert LockyerAll of the Women of the Bible by Edith Deen All the Women of the Bible by M.L. del Mastro

In today's episode we look at Rebekah, a woman who loved, lied, and ultimately lost. Genesis 24Genesis 25:20-28Genesis 26Genesis 27Genesis 28:1-5Helpful ResourcesWomen of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. SyswerdaMothers of the Bible by Dena DyerWhen Life Doesn't Match Your Dreams by Jill Eileen SmithEvery Woman in the Bible by Sue and Larry RichardAll the Women of the Bible by Herbert Lockyer

Do you ever feel invisible, like no one truly sees you or cares what's going on with you? Have you felt like even God himself had forgotten you? Perhaps you're feeling that way right now. If so, I've got an encouraging word for you in the story of Hagar.Bible ReferencesGenesis 16Genesis 21Additional ResourcesHagar by Lois T. HendersonMothers of the Bible by Dena DyerEvery Woman in the Bible by Sue and Larry RichardAll the Women of the Bible by Herbert LockyerWomen of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. SyswerdaWhen Life Doesn't Match Your Dreams by Jill Eileen Smith

We begin our study of Bible women with Eve, a woman who made a simple choice that forever changed the trajectory of human life. Eve - Genesis 1-4Genesis 1:28 - createdGenesis 2: 15-17 - commandedGenesis 2:18 - comparableGenesis 2:21-23 - companionGenesis 3:1-6 - choiceGenesis 3:8 - concealmentGenesis 3:13 - confessionGenesis 3:16 - curseGenesis 3:22-24 - consequencesHelpful ResourcesThe Woman's Study Bible by Thomas NelsonA Woman God Can Use by Alice MathewsWomen of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. SyswerdaTwelve Extraordinary Women by John MacArthurWhen Life Doesn't Match Your Dreams by Jill Eileen Smith

Today's episode of All God's Women focuses on Sarah, a woman who had a plan for all occasions. Unfortunately, sometimes her plans got ahead of God's plans.Sarah - Genesis 11-23Genesis 11:29-31Genesis 12:5-20Genesis 16:1-8Genesis 17:15-21Genesis 18:9-15Genesis 20:1-18Genesis 21:1-12Genesis 23:1-19Isaiah 51:2Romans 4:19, 9:9Hebrews 11:111 Peter 3:6Helpful ResourcesAll the Women of the Bible by Herbert LockyerAll of the Women of the Bible by Edith DeenWomen of the Bible by Ann Spangler and Jean E. SyswerdaTwelve Extraordinary Women by John MacArthurWhen Life Doesn't Make Sense by Jill Eileen Smith

The following guest blogpost is by Ann Spangler (@annspangler). In her new book Wicked Women of the Bible (Zondervan, 2015), Ann tells the stories of 20 wicked and “wicked good” women in greater detail. At the end of each story, Ann provides a brief section including additional historical and cultural background as well as a brief Bible study in order to enhance the book’s appeal to both individuals and groups.

Marty Solomon and Brent Billings examine Jesus as he moves on from John the Baptist and begins to confront the religious worldview around him.Poet & Peasant and Through Peasant Eyes by Kenneth E. BaileySitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus by Ann Spangler and Lois TverbergWalking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus by Lois TverbergReading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus by Lois TverbergNew Light on the Difficult Words of Jesus by David BivinThe Secret Message of Jesus by Brian D. McLarenPaRDeS (Jewish exegesis) — WikipediaBEMA 61: Ezekiel — Strength

Marty Solomon and Brent Billings discover how worry leads to judgment, and judgment leads to muddy pearls.Walking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus by Lois TverbergSitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus by Ann Spangler and Lois TverbergThe Divine Conspiracy by Dallas Willard

In this episode, Caleb and Todd talk with Dave Adamson about how he creates online content, remaining grounded in the midst of constant connection, tips for building online platforms, and much more. ------------- *Guest Links* ------------- Dave on Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/aussiedave/ ) Dave on Twitter ( https://twitter.com/aussiedave ) Dave on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/aussiedaveadamson ) Dave on YouTube ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfH4d0Sd7zyQE7Y7VJH8mCQ ) Dave's website ( https://www.daveadamson.tv ) North Point Online ( http://www.northpoint.live ) Think Orange Podcast ( http://orangeblogs.org/thinkorangepodcast/ ) ----------------- *Links Mentioned* ----------------- Evernote ( http://.com ) Buffer ( https://buffer.com ) Carey Nieuwhof ( https://careynieuwhof.com ) Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus by Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg ( https://www.amazon.com/Sitting-Feet-Rabbi-Jesus-Jewishness/dp/0310330696/ref=sr_1_4?dpID=51Dpdvl%252BZkL&dpSrc=srch&ie=UTF8&keywords=lois+tverberg&preST=_SY291_BO1%2C204%2C203%2C200_QL40_&qid=1526902132&s=books&sr=1-4 ) Walking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus by Lois Tverberg ( https://www.amazon.com/Walking-Dust-Rabbi-Jesus-Jewish/dp/0310330009/ref=pd_sim_14_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=0310330009&pd_rd_r=KMSSP289WK97HD16TM3E&pd_rd_w=xqAOL&pd_rd_wg=eXWqm&psc=1&refRID=KMSSP289WK97HD16TM3E ) Reading with Bible with Rabbi Jesus by Lois Tverberg ( https://www.amazon.com/Reading-Bible-Rabbi-Jesus-Understanding/dp/0801017157/ref=pd_sim_14_2?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=0801017157&pd_rd_r=166PRT1QD2WZH42AZWNS&pd_rd_w=wpABc&pd_rd_wg=1QOzD&psc=1&refRID=166PRT1QD2WZH42AZWNS ) Finding God in the Waves by Mike McHargue ( https://www.amazon.com/Finding-God-Waves-Through-Science/dp/1101906065/ref=sr_1_1?dpID=41jvuVjisrL&dpSrc=srch&ie=UTF8&keywords=finding+god+in+the+waves+by+mike+mchargue&preST=_SY344_BO1%2C204%2C203%2C200_QL70_&qid=1526902282&s=books&sr=1-1 ) Love Does by Bob Goff ( https://www.amazon.com/Love-Does-Discover-Secretly-Incredible/dp/1400203759/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&keywords=love+does+book&qid=1526902326&s=books&sr=1-1 ) Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin ( https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Ownership-U-S-Navy-SEALs/dp/1250183863/ref=sr_1_1?dpID=51VxL2yMBUL&dpSrc=srch&ie=UTF8&keywords=extreme+ownership+how+u.s.+navy+seals+lead+and+win&preST=_SY291_BO1%2C204%2C203%2C200_QL40_&qid=1526902343&s=books&sr=1-1 ) Audible ( https://www.audible.com ) Instagram's blog ( https://business.instagram.com/blog? ) ------------------------------------------- *The Learner's Corner Recommended Resource* ------------------------------------------- Parenting Beyond Your Capacity by Reggie Joiner and Carey Nieuwhof ( https://www.amazon.com/Parenting-Beyond-Your-Capacity-Community/dp/1941259197/ref=sr_1_1?dpID=414oFYA01mL&dpSrc=srch&ie=UTF8&keywords=parenting+beyond+your+capacity&preST=_SY291_BO1%2C204%2C203%2C200_QL40_&qid=1526902493&sr=8-1 ) ----------------------------- *Todd's Recommended Resource* ----------------------------- Musical.ly ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/musical-ly/id835599320?mt=8 ) ----------------- *What We Learned* ----------------- Dave's approach to learning Everybody knows something you don't How to stay grounded in a constantly connected world Choosing an omnichannel, not multichannel approach for online platforms Omnichannel: What I'm doing online gets integrated into what I'm doing offline which then can be reintegrated online Where to start omnichannels What most people don't consider when they think about their online platforms We need to invite people into conversations, not events --------------------------- *New Episode Every Tuesday* --------------------------- Thank you for listening to the Learner's Corner Podcast. We hope you'll join us for next week's episode. Until next time, keep learning and keep growing.

When I think of scriptural stories containing women, my mind doesn’t immediately go to the descriptor wicked. It’s probably not even the second or third thought that crosses my mind. Ann Spangler, however, thought differently and therefore got my vote for the Halloween episode of Faith Conversations. Spangler did a... The post Ann Spangler on Wicked Women of the Bible appeared first on Anita Lustrea.

Ann Spangler is a Best Seller Author and is returning to share about her book “WHEN YOU NEED A MIRACLE).  When life is challenging, all of us  can benefit from a daily dose of hope and faith.  Ann will share stories of miracles and angels drawn directly from Scripture and from the lives of ordinary people today.   Tune in and and learn how to bring more miracles and angels into your everyday life.  You will be reminded that God is in control and that he still loves you.   wwwannspangler.com

Ann Spangler is the best Selling Author of PRAYING THE NAMES OF GOD.  Tune in and learn about the power of Prayer and  learn how to focus on the various names and titles of God, ones that reveal him as our Creator, our King, the Ancient of Days, our Rock, our Refuge, our Fortress. El Shaddai, Elohim, Adonai, El Roi, El Elyon, Yahweh, Abba are just some of the names that can lead us into deeper prayer and a more confident knowledge of the character and nature of God.  www.annspangler.com