Send us a text In this episode of The Good Portion Podcast, Brooke dives into the importance of having a proper process when reading the Bible. She discusses why simply having the Holy Spirit does not guarantee correct interpretation and addresses common pitfalls in Bible study, such as the "fortune cookie" method, overachieving, selective reading, and idolizing theologians. Brooke emphasizes the need for careful, personal engagement with scripture, encouraging listeners to test all teachings...
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Send us a text In this episode of The Good Portion Podcast, Brooke dives into the importance of having a proper process when reading the Bible. She discusses why simply having the Holy Spirit does not guarantee correct interpretation and addresses common pitfalls in Bible study, such as the "fortune cookie" method, overachieving, selective reading, and idolizing theologians. Brooke emphasizes the need for careful, personal engagement with scripture, encouraging listeners to test all teachings...
Send us a text Join Brooke as she discusses WHY studying the Word is so important, and why women in particular struggle to squeeze alone time with God into their already crowded schedules. The struggle is REAL y'all! Learn how God's love is waiting to meet your right where you are in the midst of all your mess! (0:00) Introduction (5:20) Are you hungry for the Word? (13:16) Every Woman's Battle to Spend Time In The Word (22:30) The Story of the Woman Who "Did What She Could" For F...
The Good Portion: How To Study The Bible
Send us a text In this episode of The Good Portion Podcast, Brooke dives into the importance of having a proper process when reading the Bible. She discusses why simply having the Holy Spirit does not guarantee correct interpretation and addresses common pitfalls in Bible study, such as the "fortune cookie" method, overachieving, selective reading, and idolizing theologians. Brooke emphasizes the need for careful, personal engagement with scripture, encouraging listeners to test all teachings...
