Every Woman a Theologian Workbook: Know What You Believe. Live It Confidently. Communicate It Graciously.

by Phylicia D. Masonheimer

Every Christian has a theology—assumptions and beliefs about God—whether they know it or not. But is that theology true to Scripture? Are our assumptions shaped by the Bible and its historical interpretation, or are they shaped by experience and culture?

One question must be worked out in every Christian's life: Is how you behave and why based on biblical truth?

This study provides the space and guidance to process your understanding of theology. Discover sound, solid, and biblical truth about who God is and why He matters to your daily life.

Each week of study will include:



The Concept: A story illustrating how the theology plays out in daily life: Why should I trust the Bible to tell me anything about God?

The What: A short history of each theological concept’s development, and how it was drawn from Scripture.

The Why: Why does theology matter to my daily life? What happens if we don’t hold to it? Who is impacted? What changes when my theology changes?

The How: Applying our theology is just as important as understanding where it came from and why we believe it. Here is where the rubber meets the road in Christian life!
 This study guide has everything you need for a full Bible study experience, including:


The study guide itself—with discussion and reflection questions, video notes, and a leader's guide.
An individual access code to stream all video sessions online (you don’t need to buy a DVD!).

128 pages, Paperback

Published February 28, 2023

Reviews

[Nan Blair]

5 stars to the actual book, but I wont rate the workbook as I didn’t end up using it. I think if I was reading the book with a group it would have been helpful! But because she does such a nice job at encouraging you to continue learning about the things she introduced in the book, I didn’t really need the workbook to further my study.

[Shanna]

I absolutely love the book but this workbook is less necessary. There are some great questions. It would be useful to work through if you don't have a small group to discuss what you're learning with.

[Rachelle Cobb]

Great workbook! I enjoyed doing it with a small group of ladies, but I would recommend it for individual use, too.

[Taylor Lent]

Although I really enjoyed her book, the workbook was not my favorite format. I did the study individually, not as a group, so that could be partly why? I did enjoy how she gave space for us to think critically & asked good questions.