What does it really mean to delight yourself in the Lord? Psalm 37:4 isn't a formula for receiving every possession or outcome we want. In this teaching, Katina Shoni Freeman examines the Hebrew behind “delight” and “desires,” and explains how enjoying God's presence transforms the heart. Discover what it means to surrender self-reliance, become pliable in the Potter's hands, and grow in relational intimacy and alignment with Him.

Scripture: Psalm 37:4 (ESV)

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Does your faith feel too small for what you’re facing?

In Luke 17:5–6, Jesus points His disciples to a grain of mustard seed and a mulberry tree. Katina Shoni Freeman explores faith that takes root and grows, and encourages you to keep your confidence in God when a situation seems impossible.

What are you trusting God with today?

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Are you in a wilderness season? Lean in, listen, and lock in to what God is teaching you.

In this episode of 2 Minute Bible Study for Women On the Go, Katina Shoni Freeman begins with Luke 1:80 and reflects on John the Baptist, Jesus, and Israel in the wilderness. Through their stories, she teaches three things the wilderness can do for you: prepare you for purpose, strengthen you in your identity, and protect you.

Don’t despise the wilderness. Lean in, lock in, and listen to the voice of God.

Reflection: What lesson is God asking you to learn in this season?

Scripture references:

Luke 1:80 — John’s growth before his public appearance

Luke 3:2–6 — A voice in the wilderness preparing the way

Luke 4:1–13 — Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness

Galatians 1:15–18 — Paul’s calling and his journey through Arabia and Damascus

Exodus 13:17–18 — God protects Israel by leading them away from a route where war could make them turn back

Word-study note:

ἔρημος — érēmos (Strong’s G2048): wilderness, desert, or solitary place. This is a Greek word; the form in Luke 1:80 is ἐρήμοις (erēmois).

Study links:

https://www.esv.org/verses/Luke+1:80/

https://www.esv.org/verses/Luke+3:2-6/

https://www.esv.org/verses/Luke+4:1-13/

https://www.esv.org/verses/Galatians+1:15-18/

https://www.esv.org/verses/Exodus+13:17-18/

https://biblehub.com/greek/2048.htm

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Why do we pray in the name of Jesus? Who is He in prayer—and what does it mean that He is our High Priest?

Today, we’re opening Hebrews 4:14–16 and looking at why we can come boldly before the Father. Jesus understands our weaknesses. He offered Himself as the perfect sacrifice, and through Him we can approach the throne of grace to receive mercy and find help when we need it.

We’ll also look at the Greek word for high priest, archiereus (ἀρχιερεύς), meaning high priest or chief priest, and the Old Testament passages about the tithe. Numbers 18:21–24 explains the provision for the Levites, who received no tribal land inheritance. Deuteronomy 14:28–29 and 26:12–13 identify the third-year tithe’s provision for Levites, widows, the fatherless, and sojourners.

Where do you need mercy and grace today? Bring that need before the Father through Jesus, our great High Priest.

Scripture references:

Hebrews 4:14–16

Hebrews 9:7, 12; 10:10–14

Numbers 18:21–24

Deuteronomy 14:28–29; 26:12–13

Ephesians 2:18

Greek word: ἀρχιερεύς — archiereus — high priest / chief priest (Strong’s G749)

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God has spoken, but you have not seen the fulfillment yet. Will you keep believing Him?

In this episode of 2 Minute Bible Study for Women On the Go, I unpack Luke 1:45, the blessing Elizabeth speaks over Mary, and the Greek word makaria, meaning “blessed.” We also look at Isaiah 55:11 and how faith, surrender, and obedience shape our response to God's word.

Think about what He has spoken to you, and consider how you can follow His leading today.

Scriptures: Luke 1:45; Isaiah 55:11.

1. Believe what God has spoken. Elizabeth's blessing over Mary reminds us of the connection between faith and receiving His word.

2. Let your life reflect your relationship with God. His favor should draw attention to Him as we live in godliness and holiness.

3. Respond with surrender and obedience. God's word has purpose, and we have a responsibility to believe and yield to His leading.

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How do you choose joy when circumstances give you reasons not to? In this Bible study for women, Katina Shoni Freeman explores Psalm 118:24 and the invitation to receive today with gladness. With a look at Yahweh and the Hebrew words behind “let us rejoice,” this teaching encourages you to give thanks, turn your focus back to God, and trust Him with what you are carrying.

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THREE MAIN POINTS

1. Receive the day God has made with gladness and gratitude.

2. Choose to rejoice even when circumstances challenge your faith.

3. Thanksgiving and praise turn your attention back toward God.

WORD STUDY AND REFERENCES

Yahweh / YHWH: the personal divine name represented by LORD in Psalm 118:24.

Nāgîlāh: let us rejoice; a form of the verb gîl.

Gîl: to rejoice, be glad, or exult. The spinning/leaping picture is presented as a word picture explored in the teaching.

https://www.esv.org/verses/Psalm%2B118%3A24/

https://biblehub.com/text/psalms/118-24.htm

https://biblehub.com/hebrew/1523.htm

Anxiety is real, but it does not have to define your identity. In this Bible study for women, Katina Shoni Freeman explores what the Bible says about anxiety and renewing your mind. With references to Matthew 6:25, Isaiah 26:3, Romans 12:2, Hebrews 12:2, and Matthew 6:33, this teaching encourages you to keep turning your attention toward God and remember who you are in Him.

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THREE MAIN POINTS

1. Anxiety is a real experience, but it does not define your whole identity.

2. Return your thoughts to God and renew your mind with His Word.

3. Look to Jesus and seek God’s kingdom as you face everyday concerns.

REFERENCE NOTES

Matthew 6:25 and Matthew 6:33: ESV.

Isaiah 26:3: KJV. Romans 12:2 and Hebrews 12:2: KJV excerpts.

Greek dictionary: https://www.billmounce.com/greek-dictionary/merimnao

The divided-mind picture is labeled as a teaching illustration; the dictionary sense is to worry, be anxious, or be concerned.

Is worry pulling your thoughts in every direction? In this Bible study for women, Katina Shoni Freeman explores Matthew 6:25, the Greek word merimnaō, and what it looks like to turn your focus toward Jesus when the “what ifs” feel overwhelming. With references to James 1:8 and Isaiah 26:3, this teaching offers encouragement to trust God’s provision and keep your thoughts fixed on Him.

Fix Your Focus. Find God’s Peace.

2 Minute Bible Study for Women On the Go

With Katina Shoni Freeman

Minds Renewed. Lives Made New.

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THREE MAIN POINTS

1. Worry can pull our thoughts in competing directions.

2. Turn your focus toward Jesus and trust God’s provision.

3. Isaiah 26:3 connects perfect peace with trusting God and fixing our thoughts on Him.

REFERENCE NOTES

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+6%3A25&version=NLT

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=James+1%3A8&version=KJV

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Isaiah+26%3A3&version=NLT

https://www.billmounce.com/greek-dictionary/merimnao

Greek dictionary sense: to worry, be anxious, or be concerned. The divided-mind picture is labeled as a teaching illustration.