But in Mount Zion







About the Book

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Book: But In Mount Zion (Companion Study for Knowing Obadiah)

Author:April W. Gardner

Genre: Bible Study for Women

Release date: October, 2023

But in Mount Zion is a companion study for the commentary Knowing Obadiah.

​This workbook offers an interactive and reflective experience for readers to engage with the commentary and dive deeper into the book of Obadiah.

Through thought-provoking questions, exercises, and group discussion prompts, the workbook provides readers and teachers the tools to apply the lessons from Obadiah to their own lives. It also includes suggestions for further study, making it an excellent resource for Bible study groups or individual study.

Whether you’re a seasoned Bible scholar or a new believer, this set will help you deepen your understanding of Obadiah and its message.  

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My Thoughts

Back in May I participated in the blog tour for Knowing Obadiah. You can read my post here. But in Mount Zion is the Bible Study sister to that commentary.  So I actually read them somewhat simultaneously. As I as working through this one, I went back and skimmed through Knowing Obadiah. I have the e-book of this one, and in my personal opinion, Bible study's are harder to engage in that format because I like to write in the book.  That being said, I still flipped back and forth in my Bible looking up related scriptures. This book provides fill in the blank for Biblical reference, as well as information followed by questions and exploration.  I loved all of  Bible verses that were referenced in connection to the study on the smaller book of Obadiah. I think I would get even more from this as a group study as it has many thought provoking statements and questions that would make for interesting discussing.  I hope to one day work through these books again with friends.  

 

About the Author 

APRIL W GARDNER is an indie author whose great passion is historical romance with themes of Native American and Southeastern U.S. culture. Copyeditor, mother of two grown children, and non-trad college student, April lives in South Texas with her husband and two German Shepherds. In no particular order, April dreams of owning a horse, learning a third language, and visiting all the national parks.

 

 

 

More from April

How close are you to your Bible? I don’t mean the distance from you to the nightstand where it’s resting. Or the amount of warm-and-fuzzy you feel toward it. Or the number of heartfelt notes you’ve scribbled sideways into the margins. I mean, how close is your connection to the Bible’s people and places?

Are you here in the twenty-first century while it’s there in some unknown BC year? Are you here in your comfy chair re-reading old Bible stories while prophets and priests are there battling against idolatry, while apostles and saints are there suffering for Jesus?

Or are you here and there, backside in a plush chair but feet planted in the hot sands of the Negev, body existing in the twenty-first century, but heart and mind connected to every message and mission given in Scripture?

The story of the Bible isn’t a three-act play: Old Testament characters and plot, New Testament characters and plot, present-day characters and plot. From Genesis 1 to today, it’s all the same act. We are all players in God’s Great Story. If we’re Christians saved by Christ’s sacrificial death, we’re all joined by the same Scarlet Thread. From Adam through Joshua, Obadiah, Esther, Lydia, Stephen, and all the rest to you and me.

It’s my hope that as you go deeper into the study of Obadiah, its origins, prophecy, and fulfillment, that you’ll place yourself at the center of its Before-Christ settings, that you’ll feel Esau’s grief, Jerusalem’s terror, and Judah’s righteous anger, and that you’ll look to God’s stage where His Story is playing out and say to yourself, “These are my people. This is my story. I am a player.”

So. Let’s get playing.

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Giveaway

To celebrate her tour, April is giving away the grand prize package of a $30 Amazon gift card and a paperback set of the A Fire and a Flame series!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

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Comments

Michael Law said…
This looks like an inspirational read. Thanks for sharing and hosting this tour.
Rita Wray said…
Sounds like a great book.
April Gardner said…
Megan, thank you so much for featuring But in Mount Zion on your blog today! So glad you enjoyed both books and were able to glean something from them.
Jcp said…
Sounds interesating!
Emma said…
I really appreciated this study!
DVDgal75 said…
Sounds like a good read
Caryl Kane said…
Megan, Thank you for sharing But in Mount Zion. Sounds amazing.

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