This Hurting World – Page 2 – Guided Bible Studies for Hungry Christians

Timing Belongs to the LORD God

Nature This Hurting World February 20, 2015March 28, 2022

Sarah wanted to give Abraham a son so the covenant between the LORD God and Abraham would be fulfilled and that Abraham would be the “father of many nations.” Sarah was trying to control her destine as well as that of Abraham. It was not in her timing, nor was it in the timing of Abraham that he should become the “father of many nations”. The timing belongs to the LORD. Timing always belongs to the LORD.

Stages and Seasons of the Life of a Woman

Nature This Hurting World February 20, 2015March 28, 2022

“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:” Ecclesiastes 3:1. Life for a woman comes in many different stages understanding the different stages help women to be prepared and to adjust for each stage of life and keep your focus on Jesus.

Favoritism of a child

Children This Hurting World February 19, 2015March 14, 2022

Favoritism of a child hurts the whole family unit and it is up to us to stop it. Favoritism by one or both parents can affect children. It is a natural condition for children to compete for either their mother’s or father’s attention. It is the responsibility of parents to not show favoritism because of the attention being shown.

Harlotry of Today

Sinful This Hurting World February 19, 2015March 24, 2022

The harlotry of today is any kind of sexual deviancy of either men or women. It is shocking to learn there is as many as 1 out of 4 children (possibly 3 out of 5 girls) are sexually abused by someone they love or should be able to trust. Boys are at risk today more than ever before. Many survivors of sexual abuse have never talked to anyone about this. When this happens it affects the issue of trust in…

Dealing with Jealousy

Marriage This Hurting World February 19, 2015March 27, 2022

Relationship jealousy takes the involvement of three people. That can be husband, wife and a child, or it can be between siblings one or both parents. The Bible gives us many examples of jealousy and the out come of that jealousy.

How to Survive Financial Problems Today

This Hurting World Worry February 8, 2015March 25, 2022

The norm today are single parents with no job or prospects of a job, no child support, no day care for children, no car to get to a job that does not exist. With banks closing, jobs disappearing and the stock market crashing it takes creativity to try to make ends meet and provide food for the table.

A Journey Through the Diagnoses of Breast Cancer

This Hurting World Worry February 8, 2015March 26, 2022

It can be devastating to be diagnosed with breast cancer. Understand the journey of a woman newly diagnosed with cancer to the day she walks out of the hospital and back home can help better assist these women through their journey. All women are different and their needs will depend on their individuality. One thing to remember is you are not alone in your journey. Know Jesus has His arms wrapped around you.

Despair Over Health Issues

Grief This Hurting World February 8, 2015March 26, 2022

There is many health condition that women face today that can lead to despair. The woman with the bloody issue gives us hope that there is help. That help comes for Jesus Christ and the faith we have in Him. Jesus is the champion of those who are hurting.

Know What You Believe

Nature This Hurting World February 8, 2015March 26, 2022

My sisters in Christ; we are in such dangerous times with so many people trying to confuse us as to what we believe, there are so many fast-growing religions that are overtaking the world and so many “pretty perfumed pretend” Christians who are confused in what they believe yet claim to be sure of the teachings and being successful in changing what we believe.

Losing a Child to Death

Grief This Hurting World February 8, 2015March 22, 2022

There is nothing worse than the loss of a loved one. If that loved one happens to be a child it makes it even harder to cope with. The coping challenge become a heart wrenching dilemma for Christians. Grief is intensely personal and there is no detailed critique, assessment or even a special type of psychoanalysis that is going to tell a grieving parent the proper way to grieve.