Haggai and Malachi: At His Feet Studies

by Hope A. Blanton, Christine B. Gordon

Is your attention constantly drawn to something other than God and his love for you? Do you find yourself having to fight to keep God as a priority in your life? If so, you have a lot in common with the people of God who lived four or five hundred years before Jesus. From being reminded of your first love to setting priorities for your time and money to dealing with corruption in church leadership to finding hope and joy in the future that affects the present, Haggai and Malachi are full of warnings and encouragement from our God that we need as twenty-first-century believers. Let these prophets point you toward the hope of Christ as they speak to wayward hearts that looked a whole lot like ours. (10 studies)

127 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 15, 2025

About the author

Hope A. Blanton, LMSW, is wife to Ray and mother of three. She earned her master's in clinical social work at Temple University. Currently she works as a counselor in San Antonio. She loves good food, making people laugh, and being outside.

Reviews

[Kallyn Major · Rating 5 out of 5]

Truly one of my favorite Bible studies I’ve done!!! These authors present some difficult passages to study so clearly! Was such a sweet 8 week study :)) sad it’s coming to an end

[Kylie Witcher · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoy these studies! They’re super informative and deep while also being easy to understand! Great for small group Bible studies!

[jenna tucker]

I really enjoy these studies and am grateful to have spent some time in the minor prophets!!

[Hannah Marie · Rating 3 out of 5]

More like 3.5! Great study, great commentary, so I don't know why this one didn't hit the same as the Colossians study. Would definitely recommend if someone was wanting an approachable guide, and I'm grateful for the chance to learn more about two books I haven't studied before!

Sidenote: Not to be the most nitpicky, but I was not a fan of the square edition. I wonder if they sell the rectangle ones too?

Don't hear what I'm not saying, the work these ladies are doing is important! Just wasn't my favorite and I can't pin point why.