Podcast appearances and mentions of donna pyle

In this episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast, host Elizabeth Pittman welcomes Donna Snow back as a guest to discuss her newest book, Meant for Good: A Study of Joseph, and the magnificent story of Joseph as he faithfully waited for God's plans to come together. Find out more about Donna's new Bible study by visiting books.cph.org/meant-for-good. Show Notes: Joseph's life and its portrayal in Genesis is an epic journey through Scripture. In this episode, Donna talks about what listeners and readers can expect to learn from her upcoming Bible study that focuses on the life of Joseph – a phenomenal character laid out in Scripture. Donna also shares her love of pulling history and culture together to help a Bible story make sense in today's world. Listen to the full episode to hear Donna's reflections on what she found fascinating in Joseph's story, how she describes “spiritual dehydration”,  and more.                                                   Questions Covered·   What can readers of your previous studies expect from your newest study?·  Your latest study is set in ancient Egypt. Your introduction does a great job setting the reader up with historical and Biblical context for both Joseph and Egypt. Ancient Egypt in Joseph's time sounds fascinating – what were some of the most interesting tidbits about ancient Egypt or Joseph's life that you uncovered as you prepared to write this study?·   You wrote in your introduction about Joseph being one of the most Christlike figures in Scripture. Can you elaborate on this point?·  Joseph found himself in a dark spot when he was sent to Egypt. Even when we're in the midst of dark circumstances, there can be benefits. What are some of the benefits these situations can teach us? How did that play out for Joseph?·  You write about experiencing spiritual dehydration (in the context of experiencing seasons of famine that Joseph's dreams foretold). Can you define what you mean by this? You share concrete warning signs of spiritual hydration – course talk, fatigue, anger, the presence of sin, and poor decision-making; are there any other warning signs to watch out for? And what guidance can you share for those who are experiencing spiritual dehydration?·  What are some lessons about forgiveness we can take away from Joseph's story?·   How do we know if we're actually forgiven someone? You share four litmus tests for this in (Week 4, Day 2) that are very helpful. Can you talk about these tests a little more? (As a recap, those 4 tests are: general thoughts test, failure test, revenge test, and opportunity to help test.)  About the GuestA soul-stirring, engaging speaker, author, Bible teacher, and worship leader, Donna Pyle has a passion for studying and teaching God's Word. Her clear, down-to-earth style encourages women of all ages to wholeheartedly love, serve, and live for Jesus Christ. Since launching Artesian Ministries in 2007, Donna has scratched out over 20 Bible studies and enjoys the incredible privilege of traveling throughout the U.S. and internationally to speak and teach where the Lord opens doors. Donna writes regularly on her blog, Hydrated Living, as she seeks to find beauty in the quiet and sacred in the chaos, treasuring that this path is a holy experience planned by God before the beginning of time. A native, life-long Texan, Donna fuels her incredible journey with the Word, coffee, chocolate, family, friends and worship.

The story of Esther is as dramatic as any major motion picture. You'll find it's packed with twists and turns and characters that keep the action moving from the very beginning to its thrilling conclusion. Author Donna Snow joins us to talk about the drama and relevance of Esther for us today.Learn more about Chosen: A Study of EstherConnect with us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.

Donna Pyle, now Donna Snow, Author of Perseverance Praying through Life's Challenges available from Concordia Publishing House, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about her recent travels to the Holy Land, learning Hebrew, and the LWML Bible study she will be doing on Facebook live. Find her book Perseverance: Praying through Life's Challenges at cph.org/perseverance. Join in the Facebook Live Bible Study at facebook.com/events/3162728340485153.

In this episode talk to Donna Pyle about her Bible Study, Forgiveness: Received from God, Extended to Others.      

Donna Pyle, multi-published author for LWML and Concordia Publishing House, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about her time as an author for CPH, the relationship that's been built over time, and what makes CPH a unique publishing house for 150 years. Read her article in the September 2019 issue of the Lutheran Witness! Find all things from Donna at artesianministries.org and find her books available from CPH at cph.org/m-118-donna-pyle.aspx. Find online exclusives of the Lutheran Witness at witness.lcms.org and subscribe to the Lutheran Witness at cph.org/witness.

If you have ever struggled you know what it is like to feel like a failure, especially when it is something you have faced for years. For this episode, I sat down with Donna Pyle to talk about her new Bible Study Perseverance. Order Perseverance Bible Study Donna Facebook Donna Instagram

I Need Love- Week 1 - February 3, 2019 - Guest Speaker, Donna Pyle by Pilgrim Lutheran

Divorce effects every aspect of your life, emotional, spiritual, and physical. According to Donna Pyle, author of Without This Ring, it feels like amputation without anesthetic. Probably the hardest part to grasp about the whole process of divorce is wondering what happened to the person you thought you married, the plans you made together, and the dreams you shared. The post Without This Ring appeared first on Family Shield Ministries.

Join host David Schultz as he and Donna Pyle discuss biblical forgiveness and spiritual transformation.

Join host David Schultz as he and Donna Pyle discuss biblical forgiveness and spiritual transformation.

When I opened Donna Pyle's book Without This Ring: Surviving Divorce to prepare for our interview, I was not prepared for how powerful her story and guidance would be. Silly of me since I'm a big fan of Donna's and I know she brings authenticity and practicality to the pages of her writing! But her raw story struck a chord with me thinking back to broken moments in my own marriage. I'm not divorced - by the grace of God - and God has brought much healing to my own relationship. Evenso, Donna's story and the things she learned resonated so much with me. All of this made interviewing her even more powerful for me. Donna's book seeks to present various perspectives and issues for divorcees and help the reader see Christ centered steps towards hope and healing. She does a great job. I highly recommend the book and I have no doubt if you listen to this show - whether you are going through a divorce or not - you will glean much from our talk. I tried to touch on points that will be helpful for those facing divorce as well as the community of people who love them. Our conversation included the following topics: God hates divorce; does he hate me? Divorce is traumatic. Give grace to hurting people.  The case for counseling.  Obedience is necessary and incredibly useful.  FORGIVENESS! It's possible and not what you think.  Find Donna here at Artesian Ministries and find the book here on Amazon and here at CPH. Pick it up today for yourself or a friend.  Also in this show I reference 2 podcast episodes that were inspired by Donna: Messy Circumstances, Messy Conversations Part I Messy Circumstances, Messy Conversations Part II As well as my first episode on sexual assault, with a series of episodes to follow in the coming months.  Thanks for listening! I hope this interview was a blessing to you. Share with your friends!     To continue the conversation, find me on TWITTER, go to the facebook page, or email me! - angiejean.99@gmail.com. Check out blog posts on www.shefindstruth.com! Production Notes · music - Spoke in the Wheel by Electric Tangerine Audio at http://audiojungle.net/user/ElectricTangerine · Vocal Introduction by Kena Clark ·  Intro/Outro Production by Bradley Hofbauer

Join hosts John Cain and David Schultz and learn how Donna Pyle helps people going through a divorce understand that though they are wounded, but they are not defeated.

Join hosts John Cain and David Schultz and learn how Donna Pyle helps people going through a divorce understand that though they are wounded, but they are not defeated.

"Some things in life cannot be fixed. They can only be carried." -Megan Divine   Today's show is about those uncomfortable conversations where we cannot fix the problems people are struggling with. I am honored to have Amanda Hofbauer, MA, AMFT as a guest on the show discussing the difficulties of these conversations. She is a licensed Couples and Family Therapist in Chicago who specializes in helping those who are dealing with grief, infertility, and trauma. You can find her online at Facebook.com/renewtogether and also on Psychology Today. Check out her links! This whole conversation started when I saw a tweet from Donna Pyle (and here's her website) ..... Oh hello this is so true!! Such a problem. Maybe this week's podcast should just be about not having easy answers. https://t.co/mjtRWSrvkj— Angie Wagner (@shefindstruth) April 4, 2016 So this got us talking and that's what this podcast is about. How DO we respond without being insincere and generic? This Buzzfeed link that Amanda found helps as well as our conversation which you should totally listen to right now. :)   To continue the conversation, find me on TWITTER, go to the facebook page, or email me! - angiejean.99@gmail.com. Check out blog posts on www.shefindstruth.com! Production Notes · music - Spoke in the Wheel by Electric Tangerine Audio at http://audiojungle.net/user/ElectricTangerine · Vocal Introduction by Kena Clark ·  Intro/Outro Production by Bradley Hofbauer