Bible Study

Looking for a Bible study that feeds your soul? Author Leah Adams invites us into her home to talk about the heart behind her two studies: “James: Recipe for a Living Faith” and “Hebrews: A Better Blend.”

Leah approaches her look at the Book of James in an engaging and personable writing style that makes you feel like you’re sitting down with a long-time cherished friend. She’s open about her mistakes, her challenges—including anxiety and panic attacks—and the tools she has used to, for example, speak grace-filled words. She’s held herself accountable, shifted her focus, and worked hard to grow her listening skills. Leah uses her experiences, and plenty of Scripture references and thoughtful questions, to open our hearts and minds to change, grow our faith, and “live lives that look like Jesus.”

Bridges span, connect, link, in the literal sense over water, roadways and more. We can all visualize those physical bridges. But bridges are so much more. They also connect people, link past to present, tie words and actions...

My part of the communication equation wasn’t very good. I did what I knew to do in my time of reading the Bible and praying to God my Father. Nevertheless, I definitely experienced a plateau in my spiritual growth, especially during my college days.

Crazy, or Crazy Joy? Love Letter from Prison also invites us to dig deep into the scriptures of Philippians and other biblical passages that connect to the themes of joy, humility, friendship, and unity.

LifeMosaic connects God’s story with the lives of each person in the room. And as that happens, each person’s story has the opportunity to connect one with another in a relationship-building setting. Experiencing this interactive study alongside old friends and new brought the Bible alive in ways that couldn’t help but to transform.

Leah Adams, author of Hebrews: A Better Blend shares what it means to write a BIble study and the reactions from readers after they have read and studied this in-depth book of the Bible.