What is Feasting on Truth?

Feasting on Truth is a series of in-depth Bible studies that use Four Simple Questions for studying Scripture. Good Bible study is rooted in asking the right questions. The big word for this is “inductive” Bible study, but that can be an intimidating term. It simply means learning to study the Bible for yourself.

Through the years, I found myself overwhelmed with various inductive methods. I either found them to be too open-ended (not enough guidance) or too complicated (color-codes pens, box this, circle that). These studies provide flexible structure that point to God’s character and allow the Holy Spirit to guide you (John 14:26).

While any individual can do the studies on their own, I believe strongly in studying together in small groups. As a former women’s ministry, I know firsthand how resources can be tight and your time as a church leader is stretched. I want to come alongside you.

Let me help you carry the load.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are the studies formatted?

Each study focuses on a small portion of Scripture each week, usually one chapter at a time. I love studying the Bible slowly, allowing for repetitive reading, deeper study, and better retention. The studies do not include any additional commentary in the books; however, teaching videos are available.

Each study starts with context. The Bible was written for us but not to us, so this important step helps set the foundation for each study.

Then, each week of study includes a guide through the Four Simple Questions, including observation, characteristics of God, cross-references, words to define, a response page, and plenty of space to take notes.

The only exceptions to this format are the Simple Inductive Studies. (See below)

What is the difference between the studies?

There are three levels of study:

Simple Inductive:

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.

Studies: Light & Life: An Inductive Bible Study on Psalm 119; Way Maker: An Advent Study Through the Book of Hebrews

Guided Inductive:

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.

Studies: Stories from the Wilderness: A Study of the Israelites’ Journey from Egypt to the Promise Land, To Dwell in Our Midst: A Study of the Tabernacle and How It Points Us to Jesus

True Inductive:

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.

Studies: By His Grace For His Glory (Romans), Unexpected Savior (Mark), Steadfast (1 & 2 Peter)

Do you speak at events?

Yes! Gathering with women around the Word of God is one of my favorite things! As a former Women’s Ministry Director, I have a passion for meaningful events that not only encourage women in their walk with God but also deepen community with each other. Visit my speaking page for more info.