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Bad Girls of the Bible Workbook

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Since the release of Bad Girls of the Bible and Really Bad Girls of the Bible, women like you have clamored for more–more in-depth teaching in a workbook format, more information on using the books in small group studies, and more ways to share the grace and sovereignty of God. Now, that hands-on help is here–in two practical workbooks that will make God’s Word, and the stories of your biblical sisters, come alive for you!

From Eve to the Woman at the Well, Delilah to Sapphira, the Bad Girls of the Bible Workbook will bring you closer than ever to women of Scripture whose lives are filled with important lessons and insights for women today. ALSO AVAILABLE: THE REALLY BAD GIRLS OF THE BIBLE WORKBOOK.

Maybe you’ve already read Bad Girls of the Bible and are now ready to dive into a deeper study of those wild women…and a deeper understanding of yourself. Or you might plan on getting together with a whole group of women to study Bad Girls of the Bible, chapter by chapter. Wonderful! Either way, through the pages of this workbook, I’ll be right there with you, encouraging us all to grow in grace.
–Liz Curtis Higgs

144 pages, Paperback

Published January 15, 2002

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Liz Curtis Higgs

78 books1,441 followers
Former Bad Girl, grateful for the grace God offers. Happy wife of Bill, one of the Good Guys. Proud mom of two grown-up kids with tender hearts. Lame housekeeper. Marginal cook. Pitiful gardener. Stuff I love? Encouraging my sisters in Christ—across the page, from the platform, online, in person. Unpacking Scripture. Traveling wherever God leads. Listening to His heart. Leaning into His embrace.

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December 6, 2019
We used this workbook in a small group bible study. I liked the volume of references we needed to check-out, which had us studying many areas of the bible. But, the verses designated as study were too short. Once we realized that, we read a bigger section than recommended, which gave us a better point of reference.

The group was divided 50/50 on liking/disliking this study. I thought it generated good discussion. We did all chapters except the last as we had to return our borrowed copies to the resource center.

If you're using the DVD, I suggest you watch it in its entirety, then start with the workbook. You will also need the book for a few questions/discussion if you're picky about following this to the letter. It can be done without reading the book and just referencing the bible, which is what we did most of the time.

What I liked best is that it focused completely on women in the bible and generated some interesting discussion.
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Author 67 books1,630 followers
November 8, 2014
Enjoyed this Bible study book. Each chapter begins with a fictional re-telling of a Bible bad girl, then moves on to a lesson on her life and choices. Fun idea. Very well done. I'll likely read it again someday.
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June 19, 2015
Although it was a good read, it lacked the in-depth Bible study I crave.
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August 21, 2014
This was a GREAT study - our group enjoyed it immensely. There were many characteristics of these "bad girls" that we found within ourselves. The author had a wonderful way to present each girl. First she wrote a novelette that mirrored the situations of each person, bringing the application to current day living - then she brought us to a depth that we most likely would have missed - followed up with a study guide of questions to facilitate group discussion. The accompanying DVD was excellent - she is a great presenter and very humorous. I would recommend this book. NOW we are off to studay the REALLY BAD GIRLS OF THE BIBLE.
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March 29, 2016
Loved it .... signed by the author for her NZ visit. Liz brings the 'bad girls' to life in her unique way. Ten stories of the 'bad girls' told with insight and humour. Read the blurb below and see if any of it sounds familiar. No wonder they say there is nothing new under the sun.
Blurb on book - Eve had food issues, Potiphar's wife and Delilah had man trouble, Lot's wife and Michal couldn't let go of the past, Sapphira couldn't let go of her money, and Jesebel couldn't let go of anything.
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February 24, 2008
I got this book as a gift, and loved it. The stories of the women in the Bible that were in this book were amazing. I love the Bible, and I was really inspired to read more when Liz put these stories in to modern life. I was blown away by the scandal....the Bible is better than any book I have and will ever read, but I appreciate the more in depth and easy to understand writings that Liz Curtis Higgs puts forth. I highly recommend this book!
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July 8, 2014
An awesome read! I absolutely loved this book. The author was able to describe each women to a tea and made each of these significant ladies very relatable. It was definitely a journey and process that every woman should have the chance to experience. Read this book!
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February 25, 2015
I really enjoyed learning from this cute and funny book! Ms. Higgs presents a modern day story about the Bible character first, which lends help. I had the pleasure of heating this author speak several weeks ago, and the book really reflects her sense of humor.
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April 6, 2016
Personally, I think that the authors approach just wasn't my speed. I think that she was attempting to appeal to women that read a lot of novels. I just didn't care for her style.
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