@browne30xavier1@michellemosier I too think it’s extremely important to learn about and not forget the stories. The stories are a key source of evidence we can use to make sure we do not repeat our past mistakes.
@niederhau1@michellemosier I completely agree, the readings about LGBTQ+ and racism opened my eyes to a lot of issues that unfortunately still occur in the world. The saddest fact too is reading about the evangelicals discriminating, as they are supposed to follow God’s commands.
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw14 The most significant thing I learned is how much you can improve your life by learning about the Bible. There were many lessons we learned and talked about in class that I am trying to directly apply to my life. No other class I have has left a greater impact.
@HannahMartin15x@michellemosier I really enjoyed the sower parable too. I think it was one of the most important ones that we should make sure we try to implement into our life. Mainly because other people feed off of us when we do good for others and reciprocate it.
@joey_bauer12 @michellemosier I agree, I think making sure were aware of the little things in life is crucial to being at peace. The mustard seed parable enforces the lesson very well.
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw13 I personally liked the Parable of the Yeast the best. I loved the symbolism of the yeast being like God’s word, and us humans being like the bread. I think it displays how adding Jesus into your life can positively change your life forever.
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw12 I found learning about what Jesus did throughout the story of Matthew the most interesting. Reading the story gave a good glimpse of truly how powerful he was especially with his ability to heal. I found the other ministry’s very intriguing as well.
@amanda13mac@michellemosier I think she was also interesting with having her own identity unlike all the other women who were like their husbands shadow.
@niahchiversxu@michellemosier I too enjoyed learning about the Timnite woman. I think it is important we learn how so many of these women were made out to be horrible people when they were not at all. Plus, you mentioning her perseverance through her struggles is significant to display her strength.
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw11 I felt Delilah was the most interesting to learn about this week. I think it was really interesting seeing she had some sort of independence. Especially with it being unheard of unless a woman was widowed or divorced.
@VorisekCaroline@michellemosier I think her story I very intriguing as well, and I think it can be closely related to Bathsheba's story when it comes to being taken advantage of.
@HewstonGloria@michellemosier I agree, It is something I also could not see any mother doing in the situation. I think her giving her son to God really showed her strength and belief in what God can really do for people.
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw9 The most interesting woman to learn about to me was Ruth. I believe she is a prime example of love and kindness coming back to you when you put it out in the world. I also admire her staying loyal to Naomi, leading her to come back with Ruth.
@schoenherr_emma@michellemosier I agree, I think just seeing one point of view doesn't give you enough information to form your own opinion on a topic.
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw8 The most important thing I learned is how many points of view and different perspectives there are on gender mutuality and hierarchy. I think it gives a really good opportunity to form your own opinion when you see so many different views about the idea.
@giarraputomatt7@michellemosier I agree and felt the idea was really impactful about God doing all he does just for the reason of having love for everyone. Because he never had to do any of the things he does, though goes to great lengths to spread love to everyone.
@kathrynheppner@michellemosier I too think keeping the lessons of God like keeping promises is very significant to keep in mind to positively affect our own lives.
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw5 The most important point I learned is that God does all he does and creates because he loves. Like when he wants to free the Israelites because they were being oppressed, when he never had to. Plus, him making covenants with Abraham.