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Welcome, Family! We've reached the end of our Isaiah 2024 study! It's been a year of learning together at the feet of Jesus, and while we still don't have it all figured out, (In some cases we are even more confused.) we have thoroughly enjoyed discovering more about God in this beautifully written prophetical book. Download  December's calendar  to follow along with us and witness what we uncovered in our weekly " Wolfe Notes " postings. Contents: Different Versions  Noting and clarifying differences between  KJV  & TLV . Annotation  My thoughts, connections, clarifications, and questions. Research  On the worm that doesn't die. Summary  An approximately twenty-word overview of the chapter. Memorize  Why I chose to memorize Isaiah 66:13. Cross References  Of Isaiah 66:13. Respond  to God's justice. Different Versions I read Chapter 66 in the King James Version ( KJV ) and the Tree of Live Version ( TLV ). The KJV is a...

Welcome, Family! We're nearing the end of our Isaiah 2024 study. While we claim no expertise, we're excited to sit with you as we both learn at the feet of Jesus. Each month, we offer a calendar that outlines daily exercises (adapted from Jenn Wilkin's  Women of the Word  Bible study process) to progress through Isaiah. Download  December's calendar  to follow along with us and witness what we uncovered in our weekly " Wolfe Notes " postings. Contents: Different Versions  Noting and clarifying differences between  KJV  &  VOICE . Annotation  My thoughts, connections, clarifications, and questions. Research  On practices God detested. Summary  An approximately twenty-word overview of the chapter. Memorize  Why I chose to memorize Isaiah 65:18. Cross References  Of Isaiah 65:18. Respond  to a God who does not force us. Different Versions I read Chapter 65 in the King James Version ( KJV ) and The Voice ( V...

Happy (almost) New Year! We hope you had a very Merry Christmas and are gearing up for the new year.  Each new year offers an opportunity to evaluate and reconsider the choices we are making in life. Neither one of us takes New Year's resolutions too seriously, but I do choose a word for each year. Last year's word started as GLORIFY, but was changed to OPEN at the last minute. Which, come to think of it, served as a good segue into practicing being more open. This year (unless it changes at the last minute again) my word is COMMITTED. Last year opened me to accept opportunities I normally decline, and this year I'm committed to deepening them. Whether or not you choose a word of the year or commit to a resolution, all of us are looking to grow ourselves and others because that is what leaders do. Please pray for us as we seek to deepen our commitments and know that we likewise are praying for you. For some fresh ideas to begin a fresh new year, here are some ideas we'v...

Welcome, Family! We're spending 2024 with the prophet Isaiah. While we claim no expertise, we're excited to sit with you as we both learn at the feet of Jesus. Each month, we offer a calendar that outlines daily exercises (adapted from Jenn Wilkin's  Women of the Word  Bible study process) to progress through Isaiah. Download  December's calendar  to begin with us and witness what we uncovered in our weekly " Wolfe Notes " postings. Contents: Different Versions  Noting and clarifying differences between  KJV  & NLT . Annotation  My thoughts, connections, clarifications, and questions. Research  On melting mountains. Summary  An approximately twenty-word overview of the chapter. Memorize  Why I chose to memorize Isaiah 64:4. Cross References  Of Isaiah 64:4. Respond  to God's sovereignty. Different Versions I read Chapter 64 in the King James Version ( KJV ) and the New Living Translation ( NLT ). The KJV is a...