Get Wisdom Bible Studies

The Get Wisdom Bible Studies help women connect with Scripture in an accessible and energizing way. Teresa Swanstrom Anderson guides with a winsome style that is rich in depth, but still approachable for newer readers of the Bible. The Light in the In-Between Whatever hard thing we're facing, we have a choice to walk with God ... or not. We can say yes through the darkness or we can let the darkness envelop us. People love the Psalms for their passages of praise, but the Psalms are also known for lament. There we learn to find rest in the hard times. But we don't want to just stay in our difficulties and pain-we want to keep moving. This study is about that in-between space-walking from the lament and into the praise. The walk through the difficulty, and the living in expectation that He will move, believing we will see light because He is the Light. Yes, this is a study about the Psalms. But it's more than that. It's seeing the fuller picture. It's finding the light in it all.

The lineage of Jesus is full of surprising, imperfect people, but perhaps none more than the five women memorialized in Matthew 1. These women are not the expected matriarchs like Eve or Sarah or Rebecca, but the ones with hard, complicated stories. And every one of these women is just like us: resoundingly ordinary, tainted by sin, and yet unexpectedly used to change the world when they found their place in God's story. In this Get Wisdom Bible study, you are invited into the raw, empowering, astonishing stories of these five women: • Tamar: A Woman Who Pursues What Is Right • Rahab: A Woman Who Chooses Growth • Ruth: A Woman Who Loves Radically • Bathsheba: A Woman Who Claims Her Voice • Mary: A Women Who Says Yes With Teresa Swanstrom Anderson's trademark warmth and accessibility, this study equips women to study Scripture for themselves and discover how to participate more fully in the story of God. Features: • 5-session study with 3 days per session/week • Complementary teaching videos from the author for small groups, corresponding with each week of the study • Study can be used anytime, but theme of Jesus' lineage makes it great for use during Advent and Christmas • Reflection questions and journaling prayer section for each day • "History Lessons" providing background context • Guidance on how to study the original languages of Scripture

The Get Wisdom Bible Studies help women connect with Scripture in an accessible and energizing way. Teresa Swanstrom Anderson guides with a winsome style that is rich in depth, but still approachable for newer readers of the Bible. Let's Follow Joshua's Lead Teresa says, "I don't always lead well. But what I definitely do is search out those who have gone before me and have wisdom to share." After Moses' death, Joshua took over leading the people of Israel. Can you imagine taking over after such a beloved and wise leader? And yet, Joshua led millions of Jews out of 40 years of wandering in the wilderness to ultimately settle down in the land of milk and honey that God had promised them. Leading Wherever You Are dives deep into Joshua's life to see how he led in order to learn from his victories and his mistakes. See how Joshua succeeded and what he did well. And take to heart how he could have led differently and done better. Whatever stage you're in and in whatever capacity you lead, you want to do it well too. Learn how in this study of Joshua.

The Get Wisdom Bible Studies help women connect with Scripture in an accessible and energizing way. Teresa Swanstrom Anderson guides with a winsome style that is rich in depth, but still approachable for newer readers of the Bible. What Are You Hustling For? We glorify busyness. We hustle, hoping to gain approval and find acceptance. Yet for most of us, we simply hustle our way to burnout. But what if it's only pointless hustle that leads to burnout? What if meaningful struggle can lead us to growth and depth and even joy? The apostle Paul understood hustle-and struggle-better than most. But in prison, where we'd expect him to be burned out and depressed, he wrote a letter to his Philippian friends seeking to build them up, a letter filled with thankfulness, generosity, and joy. Focused on Jesus rather than concentrating on his own discomfort, Paul's actions brilliantly display what happens when hardship is used for the glory of God. We might feel that life is trying to bury us ... but what we forget is that we're a seed. Philippians will show us how we can grow deep roots and blossom by finding the meaning in our struggle.