God's name never appears in the book of Esther, and that is exactly what makes it worth studying slowly.
Esther is a story of hidden providence: ordinary choices, quiet courage, and a God who is at work even when He seems silent. I built this journal to help you trace His hand through the whole book and to sit with that famous question for your own life, "for such a time as this."
What you'll find inside
- Step-by-step prompts, nearly verse by verse, through all of Esther
- Verse mapping, theme studies, and pages with a creative devotional focus
- Character study templates for Esther, Mordecai, and Haman
- Historical and cultural context to set the scene
- Discussion questions for every chapter
- Devotional application and plenty of journaling, prayer, and study space
Made by hand, not by a machine
I'm a homeschool mom and a Bible study leader, and I made this one myself. It teaches you how to study Esther, not what to conclude about her, and because the discussion questions are built in, your group does not need a video to go deep together.
It's an 8.5 by 11 journal with 179 pages, and the spiral binding lays flat for writing and for passing around the table. A compact softcover is also on Amazon. This is the premium lay-flat spiral edition, and it is a meaningful gift for a friend facing a season of decision.
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Specs
- Trim size: 8.5 x 11
- Pages: 179
- Binding: Lay-flat spiral
