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The online home of Providence's Wednesday morning women's inductive Bible study
I will walk about in freedom, for
I have sought out your precepts.
~ Psalm 119:45
I have sought out your precepts.
~ Psalm 119:45
An Invitation
The Wednesday morning women's Bible study meets from 9:30-11:30. Please join us at Providence Church, 1432 Lovell Road, Knoxville.
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An Inductive Approach
If you want to satisfy your hunger and thirst to know God and His Word in a deeper way, you must do more than merely read Scripture and study what someone else has said about it. Just as no one else can eat and digest your food for you, so no one else can feed on God's Word for you. You must interact with the text yourself, absorbing its truths and letting God engrave His truth on your heart and mind and life. That is the very heart of inductive study: seeing truth for yourself, discerning what it means, and applying that truth to your life.
~from "Welcome to The New Inductive Study Bible"
~from "Welcome to The New Inductive Study Bible"
Ladies, would you please pray for my upcoming mission trip to Haiti with One Vision International? We'll be flying out of Knoxville at 5:30 a.m. this Friday; returning on Tuesday evening. Please pray for our physical and spiritual safety while we are in Haiti, for the children and women we will be ministering to, and for the well-being of our families while we are away. Thank you so much! ~ Susan
ReplyDeleteI am happy to announce that my father-in-law, Jerry did not need the by-pass surgery. He had a stint put in and is recovering nicely. Thank you for all of your prayers!!
ReplyDeleteI have a need for prayer. Returning from my sister's house in VA over Thanksgiving, we were pulled over by a trooper for "not getting into the left lane when passing an emergency vehicle on the side of the road". We had come up on the trooper suddenly when another vehicle pulled over and we saw him. Normally we would pull over as a courtesy (we didnt know it was the LAW) but in holiday traffic we didn't have time to make that decision and passed slowly and carefully with in the speed limit. In VA (unlike TN) you cannot prepay this and have to go to court and pay $2500.00 yes folks I said $2500.00. Needless to say, please pray for Paul and I as we try to defend ourselves from an unjust summons in Marion VA on Dec. 17th at 9 AM. Pray for the judge hearing the case, the trooper, us as we explain, and please pray for that exorbitant fine to be removed or greatly, greatly reduced! We did not hire an attorney because that alone costs $1000 so we are defending ourselves. Thanks - Drema Stone
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