Stories from the Wilderness

A Study of the Israelites’ Journey from Egypt to the Promised Land

He knows your going through this great wilderness. These forty years the Lord your God has been with you. You have lacked nothing.
– Deuteronomy 2:7

The wilderness. It’s a place we wish we could avoid, but one that we often find ourselves as well. These are the places where life feels pathless, like we are wandering with no direction. These are the places where we feel dead, begging God to breathe life into us. These are places that feel isolating, alone and questioning if God is who He says He is.

This wilderness journey is not simply a picture of hard circumstances. It is a picture of this life on earth: we have been redeemed, but we are not in the Promised Land yet. Life here on earth often leaves us with questions about who God is. But this study will show us who our Great God is. He is the One who goes with you through this great wilderness, and because of it, you lack nothing.

The God of the Promised Land is the same God in the Wilderness.

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Teachings for Stories from the Wilderness are available on YouTube and Season 5 of the Feasting on Truth Podcast.

Ratings and Reviews

Rating: 5 out of 5.

This was my first Bible study with Feasting on Truth, and it was amazing! At first, I was a bit overwhelmed, because inductive Bible study was new to me, but the book walks you through the process. It just makes sense that when studying the Bible, you look for characteristics of God and understanding who He is should change us. The Old Testament is still applicable today and understanding the culture of when this was written aids understanding!
– Sara A.

“And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.”
Hebrews 10:24-25

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These studies include questions to help guide your time in the Word. Unlike a standard question-based Bible study, the questions are designed to jumpstart your thinking and walk you through the observation process, while still allowing the Holy Spirit to be your ultimate guide. These are great options if you are new to inductive study, but they also provide the opportunity to go deeper for the more seasoned student as well.

Stories from the Wilderness

A Study of the Israelites Journey from Egypt to the Promised Land

The wilderness. It is a place that feels hard, empty, lifeless and pathless, and it often leaves us with questions about who God is. But while we see a place that is worthless, confusing, and chaotic, God sees a place to display His power. Time and time again throughout Scripture, God takes the worthless, seemingly wasteful, confusing, chaotic, and empty places and uses them as a backdrop to prove His character, draw us in, and display His glory.

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Why study this ancient tent? What does knowing the Tabernacle have to do with our faith on this side of the cross? Everything. This tent is not merely ritual or history or good information. It’s essential to understanding our salvation. Our detailed and deliberate God gave us the Tabernacle because one day, He would give us Jesus. It’s an invitation into a relationship with our Holy God. Discover God’s plan for salvation and relationship through Jesus Christ. 


Simple Inductive Studies

These studies focus on my favorite aspect of Bible study: God’s character. Each session, you write out the Scripture for that week and answer 2-3 questions meant to point you to His Character and purpose for the passage. These are great studies for the busy woman who wants to focus on the Word and His character or for the season you need small bits of Scripture.

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Jesus’ coming was more than giving us forgiveness of sins or to part the way before us. He came to part the divide between God and us, between us and heaven. Jesus is our Way Maker, and no other book gives us a more comprehensive view of Jesus this way than the book of Hebrews.


True Inductive Studies

These studies utilize the Four Simple Questions as the basis of the study. These studies are for the woman who wants the flexibility to study and take notes on her own with little guidance.

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The Gospel of John

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