Patty Pell Knihy

N. T. Wright offers an insightful exploration of 2 Corinthians, blending scholarly analysis with pastoral care. He invites readers to understand the historical context of the text while applying its lessons to contemporary life. The book features thirteen sessions designed for both group and personal study, encouraging deep reflection and engagement with the themes of the epistle. Wright's approach aims to bridge the gap between the ancient world and modern faith practices.

Exploring the theme of hospitality, this collection features nine Bible studies designed to deepen understanding and practice of welcoming others. Each study offers insights and reflections that encourage participants to embrace the spirit of hospitality as a vital aspect of their faith. Through scriptural analysis and practical applications, readers are invited to cultivate meaningful connections and foster a sense of community.

Exploring the New Testament book of Luke, N. T. Wright combines scholarly insight with pastoral care, inviting readers to engage with the text in a meaningful way. The book offers twenty-six sessions designed for both group and personal study, encouraging participants to connect Luke's narrative to their own lives and experiences. Through this approach, readers can deepen their understanding and application of Luke's teachings in today's context.

Exploring the story of Esther, this book highlights how godly character is forged through adversity. It offers insights into maintaining faith and integrity while navigating modern challenges, providing practical ideas for living a godly life amidst contemporary pressures.

This LifeGuide Bible Study focuses on biblical motherhood, guiding participants to explore their identity in relation to God and His perception of them. Through ten sessions, Patty Pell, a student minister and mother, emphasizes the importance of understanding oneself as God's beloved. This newfound identity empowers mothers to love their children with divine love, fostering a deeper connection with both their faith and their role as parents.

Who are you when no one's looking? When her people were threatened, Esther had to ask herself that question. Godly character develops under pressure. This guilde will help you discover how to face the challenges of a culture that has rejected God.

A study of how what the New Testament has to say about hospitality.