Heather Bixler

Hope - Four Week Mini Bible Study Heather Bixler

Hope can be difficult to look forward to when you're faced with the trials of life. When unexpected events shake us to our core, we find ourselves hoping for something positive to come out of it. Faith and hope aren't about what you will receive, it's about what you believe. Do you believe that, despite your circumstances, God is still good and He is there for you? Do you believe that He will turn it for His good?


As a society, we "hope" for better. We "hope" for provision, success, healing, a bigger house, children, relationships, and more. We "hope" things will change. But what if hope isn't about waiting for our desires to be fulfilled? What if hope is born from the strength and confidence that only comes through the Holy Spirit?


In Hope: Four Week Mini Bible Study, Heather takes you through her own journey of a hope crisis. In the midst of sharing her story, she shares about the turning point and how it became a story of hope and healing. Designed for reflection and journaling, this study will help you shift your focus from one of hopelessness and despair, to the eternal hope we have in Jesus.
Reviews for Hope: Four Week Mini Bible Study


I often find in my role as a pastor that it is difficult for those going through a tough time to understand how important it is to walk it out in faith. Heather does a wonderful job introducing the reader to the ideas of where faith should come from or be based on. A good study for troubled times.


I am a fan of Heather Bixler mini bible studies, if you are like me, a graduate student who works full time then you know why, it is a great way to stay grounded in the word of God, If you are a person who is constantly on the go then this power packed bible study is for you, if gives daily lessons and you are transformed through the word of God!


I truly enjoyed this Bible study as the subject HOPE really spoke to me. It's about the hope that we have in the Lord; do we truly trust Him, do we give ourselves and our will completely to Him, or is our real hope in ourselves? The author has truly hit the nail on the head on this one!