ABOUT THE SERIES
Each volume in the Flourish Bible Study series invites you to experience the unifying story of the Bible with the hope that God’s word will be treasured by God’s people.
“The brilliant and beautiful mix of sound teaching, helpful charts, lists and sidebars, appealing graphics, as well as insightful questions that get the reader into the text of Scripture make this a study women will want to invest time in and will look back at as time well spent.”
Nancy Guthrie
Author of the Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament series
Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless
As we live out the mundane, week in-week out rhythms of our life, we can’t help but wonder, in our quieter moments, if there’s meaning in what we do and how we choose to live. What’s the point of it all? That’s exactly what the author of Ecclesiastes set out to discover. In this 10-week study, we follow him verse by verse to see what he saw and experienced and ultimately discovered—the whole point of everything.
Colossians: Fullness of Life in Christ
Christ is the ruler of all things and sufficient for our every need. While we may profess these truths, we sometimes struggle to apply them to our everyday lives. Thankfully, the book of Colossians offers a practical guideline, exalting Christ as the Lord of everything and showing us how we share in his life, death, and resurrection in our lives now and for all eternity
Jonah: God’s Relentless Grace
Jonah is about much more than a big fish! This little Old Testament book displays God’s power, patience, and relentless grace for sinners. Most of all, Jonah shines light on the redemption provided for sinners through Jesus Christ our Savior.
Ephesians: Growing in Christ
From Ephesians Christians learn how to grow as a spiritual family in thought, word, and deed as together they live out their great spiritual privileges in their lives and relationships. This 10-week study examines the epistle verse by verse and aims to guide believers in the path of godliness.
Job: Trusting God When Suffering Comes
From Job’s beginnings as a wealthy, God-honoring family man, through his time of intense suffering and grief, and finally to the abundant restoration of everything he’d lost, Job’s story helps us learn more about God’s power and purposes. This 10-week study explores faith, doubt, and suffering, and explains how this Bible book ties into God’s big plan.
James: Walking in Wisdom
James’s epistle is much loved for its wisdom and practical instruction on living the Christian life. James, the half-brother of Jesus, wrote this letter to teach his readers about walking faithfully with Christ in the midst of life’s struggles. This 10-week Bible study addressed trials and temptations, the relationship between faith and good works, and choosing the wisdom of God over the wisdom of the world.
Habakkuk: Learning to Live by Faith
From Habakkuk the prophet we learn that when God’s ways don’t seem to make sense, it’s only because we can’t see the end from the beginning, and because in this lifetime we get only a beginning glimpse of the magnitude of all God is. We also learn from Habakkuk what to do in seasons of waiting. Habakkuk also shows us that God is faithful to deliver his people—including us—from every trouble in his own way and time. Will we trust? If so, we will also wait, and we will prove in our own lives that God is worth waiting for.
Philippians: Living for Christ
The book of Philippians describes the pain the apostle Paul endured as a follower of Christ. Writing to the church in Philippi, he declares that nothing—not even imprisonment—will stop him from rejoicing in the Lord. That’s because Jesus was Paul’s whole reason for living. Philippians, perhaps more than any other New Testament epistle, anchors believers in joy and a contagious passion for Christ.
Judges: The Path from Chaos to Kingship
The book of Judges has all the elements of a cinematic blockbuster film—murder, violence, lust, and adultery. Sadly, the people caught up in these events are the people of God—Israel. Disobedience and rebellion have driven them away from the Lord, but the Lord does not desert them. To the contrary, God pursues his wayward people to show them undeserved grace.
Luke: Good News of Great Joy
Jesus—who is this son of a carpenter who could preach, heal diseases, and cast out demons? Pointing to Jesus as the promised King of kings, this study, volume 3 in the Flourish series, shows how Jesus’s earthly ministry is good news for all, especially the downtrodden, the hurting, and the outsider.
1–2 Peter: Living Hope in a Hard World
Peter's Epistles are a rallying cry for hope. Written to a young church facing intensifying persecution, they showcase the living hope of the gospel even in the midst of trials and tribulation.
Esther: The Hidden Hand of God
Through this 10-week study, readers will discover how Esther, a book that does not mention God directly, implicitly points to our Lord Jesus Christ. Join Lydia Brownback as she walks readers through the book of Esther in a format that is ideal for both group and personal study.
Coming Fall 2024
Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless
Releasing November 2024
Volume 12 in the Flourish Bible Study series
We all want our lives to count, to have purpose and meaning and value. The big question is, where do we find it? Fame, fortune, and pleasure promise much, but meaning isn’t found there. It’s not found even in personal success or happy family life. It’s found only in one source, the Lord Jesus Christ, and in living for one thing, the kingdom of God.
This 10-week Bible study explores Ecclesiastes verse by verse to help believers understand why life in this world never quite satisfies.
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SERIES SCHEDULE
Esther (Summer/Fall 2020)
1–2 Peter (Winter 2021)
Luke (Spring 2021)
Judges (Summer/Fall 2021)
Philippians (Winter 2022)
Habakkuk (Spring 2022)
James (Summer/Fall 2022)
Job (Spring 2023)
Ephesians (Summer/Fall 2023)
Jonah (Winter 2024)
Colossians (Spring 2024)
Ecclesiastes (Summer/Fall 2024)
Romans (Winter 2025)
Psalms of Ascents (Spring 2025)
Hebrews (Summer/Fall 2025)
Titus (Winter 2026)
Sermon on the Mount (Spring 2026)
Ruth (Summer/Fall 2026)
1–2 Timothy (Winter 2027)
Daniel (Spring 2027)
1 Corinthians (Summer/Fall 2027)
Malachi (Winter 2028)
2 Corinthians (Spring 2028)
1–3 John (Summer/Fall 2028)