Ep. 169: The Portrait of a Fruitful Life: Fixing Our Hope on God

In this episode, Kim and Shelbi explore specific examples of good works in 1 Timothy 5:10 that reflect a gospel-shaped life: raising up children, showing hospitality, washing the feet of the saints, and assisting those in affliction.Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Shelbi continues through 1 Timothy 5, focusing on the next mark of a godly woman: a reputation for good works. She explores how true godliness is not only internal but becomes visible through acts of love, service, and self-sacrifice.Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Kim and Shelbi kick off a brand-new series by taking a close look at the “widow indeed” of 1 Timothy 5. They examine how this often-overlooked woman is a beautiful example of unwavering hope in God.Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Kim and Shelbi wrap up their series on discernment by examining practical ways to resist sin, including remaining close to Christ, dwelling on what’s good and true, and engaging with biblical community in the local church.Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California, led by Chancellor John MacArthur and President Abner Chou. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Kim and Shelbi continue their discussion of biblical discernment by exploring goodness: how to understand it in relation to God, how to dwell on it, and how to live it out.Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California, led by Chancellor John MacArthur and President Abner Chou. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Kim and Shelbi discuss the importance of practicing biblical discernment, including the dangers of not practicing it, the blessings of pursuing it, and what it looks like in daily life.Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California, led by Chancellor John MacArthur and President Abner Chou. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Kim and Shelbi welcome special guest Pastor Jack Hughes to the show to discuss the blessings and challenges of studying the Book of Proverbs.Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California, led by Chancellor John MacArthur and President Abner Chou. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Kim and Shelbi continue their discussion of Bible study application, presenting a list of questions to ask of a passage of Scripture that can guard and facilitate rightly applying the text to your life.Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California, led by Chancellor John MacArthur and President Abner Chou. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Kim and Shelbi discuss the final step of Bible study: application. They share principles to know, questions to ask, and pitfalls to avoid when seeking to apply biblical passages to your life. Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California, led by Chancellor John MacArthur and President Abner Chou. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.

In this episode, Kim interviews Grant and GraceAnna Castleberry, creators of “Manger in Danger,” about practical ways to keep Christ central in your family during the Christmas season. Women's Hope is produced by The Master's University, a Christian liberal arts institution in Santa Clarita, California, led by Chancellor John MacArthur and President Abner Chou. To learn more about TMU and its unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, visit masters.edu.