Category: Dwelling Richly

  • Interview with Melissa Kruger :: Dwelling Richly

    Interview with Melissa Kruger :: Dwelling Richly

    The following interview is part of the Dwelling Richly series, an interview series focused on studying the Bible. To read more interviews from this series and view all contributors, visit the Dwelling Richly page here.   “Time with Jesus is simply something I must have . . .  or I will be useless.” I have…

  • Is Bible Study a Discipline or Delight?

    Is Bible Study a Discipline or Delight?

    “Bible study is not a discipline; it’s a delight.” A while ago, I came across a social media post with the above caption and it made me think: Is Bible study a discipline or a delight? Maybe you, like me, have been admonished not to read your Bible out of a sense of discipline or…

  • Interview with Jani Ortlund :: Dwelling Richly

    Interview with Jani Ortlund :: Dwelling Richly

    Jani Ortlund, Executive Vice President of Renewal Ministries, loves spending her energies connecting women with the Word of God. Serving Jesus Christ through writing, speaking and discipling are her chief passions in life. Jani and Ray, Pastor of Immanuel Church, have four married children and twelve grandchildren, and minister in Nashville, Tennessee. I need to meet with God for…

  • Interview with Carolyn McCulley :: Dwelling Richly

    Interview with Carolyn McCulley :: Dwelling Richly

      Carolyn McCulley is an author, speaker, and filmmaker. She has written three books—The Measure of Success, Radical Womanhood, and Did I Kiss Marriage Goodbye?— and contributed to the ESV Women’s Devotional Bible (this is the one I referenced in my list of  favorite Bible study resources!), Mom Enough: The Fearless Mother’s Heart and Hope, and Sex and the…

  • Interview with Kate Motaung :: Dwelling Richly

    Interview with Kate Motaung :: Dwelling Richly

    This is interview 18 in the Dwelling Richly series. Kate Motaung grew up on the shores of Lake Michigan before spending ten years in Cape Town, South Africa. She is married to a South African and together they have three children. Kate is the author of the e-book, Letters to Grief, hosts the Five Minute Friday blog…