Shipwrecked to lovewrecked bible study on trauma

 

Link to study: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ILAR4_7hC9aGfG2p_81wUvfYkQWzspcJ/view?usp=drive_link

Link to statistics and resources for help : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1avipNqDDWyTvf0RUbvlSY72p0bPSbKVP/view?usp=drive_link

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✨ Shipwrecked to Lovewrecked: A Bible Study for Women Healing from Trauma

By Telle Wild Rose | R.I.S.E. with Yahweh Ministries

Shipwrecked to Lovewrecked is a Bible study written for women who have experienced sexual trauma, emotional wounds, or seasons of deep brokenness. The study walks through six stages of healing — the wound, the impact, the solution, the process, the healing, and moving forward — using Scripture, journal prompts, and discussion questions.

Through the stories of women in the Bible who also faced trauma, abandonment, and shame, the study shows that God sees every wound, collects every tear, and restores what was stolen. Like a shipwreck, trauma can scatter the pieces of our lives — but God’s love rebuilds what was shattered.

Each session highlights:

• The Wound – acknowledging pain and letting God into hidden places

• The Impact – recognizing how trauma affects identity, relationships, and faith

• The Solution – seeing Jesus as healer, redeemer, and restorer

• The Process – understanding that healing is a journey, not an instant event

• The Healing – embracing forgiveness, release, and freedom

• Moving Forward – walking in new identity, purpose, and boundaries

This study includes Telle’s personal testimony — from living as an atheist for 20 years, to encountering Christ through a simple moment, to forgiving her abuser and stepping into her calling to minister to women. The message is simple and powerful:

Trauma may be where the story begins, but in Christ, it is not where the story ends.

Shipwrecked to Lovewrecked invites women to go from broken → to restored → to overflowing in God’s love.

Scribe and prophetic writing study guide (bible)

 

✏️ Introducing: The Scribe & Prophetic Writing Bible Study

For kids, teens, and adults — simple language, big purpose

Ever wondered why God told people in the Bible to write things down?

“Write the vision and make it plain…” — Habakkuk 2:2

Throughout the Bible, God used writers — called scribes and prophets — to record His words, His promises, and His plans. Some spoke boldly, some wrote quietly, but all of them listened to God and shared what He wanted people to know.

In this new study, we explore what it means to:

• Listen to God

• Write what He teaches us through His Word

• Encourage others with truth and hope

And the best part?
It’s written in child-friendly language, but deep enough for adults too.

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✒️ What is a Prophetic Scribe?

A scribe writes things down.
A prophetic scribe listens to God and writes what He is teaching — always in agreement with the Bible.

We do not write new scripture.
We write about what God shows us as we read His Word.

In this study, kids and adults learn how to:

• Journal what they learn from scripture

• Hear God’s heart through His written Word

• Use writing to encourage and bless others

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💡 What’s Included in the Study?

✅ Bible lesson: “What is a Scribe? What is Prophetic Writing?”
✅ Memory verse: Habakkuk 2:2 — “Write the vision.”
✅ Reflection activities
✅ Journaling prompts
✅ Scribe Certificate + badge (printable!)
✅ A fun, kid-friendly quiz:
“Do I have a prophetic scribe gift?”

This study helps kids discover their gifts without pressure or perfection.

Writing becomes worship.

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🧠 New! Prophetic Scribe Quiz

Many children and teens feel called to write, but don’t know that writing can be a spiritual gift.

So I created a simple quiz to help them explore it.

Sample question:

✅ “When I read the Bible, certain verses feel special or important.”

There are no wrong answers — just gentle discovery.

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✨ Why This Study Matters

We live in a noisy world.
Writing helps us slow down, listen, and discover what God is saying through His Word.

This study helps kids (and adults):

• Grow confidence in hearing God through scripture

• Use creativity for God’s glory

• Encourage others with words that build up

God used writers in every generation.
He still does.

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📥 Want the Worksheets + Certificate?

At the end of the study, students receive a Scribe Certificate with a badge.
Perfect for:

• Homeschool Bible studies

• Sunday school

• Family devotion time

• Writers young and old who want to grow in their calling

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🕊️ Final Thought

You don’t have to be a perfect writer for God to use you.

You just need a willing heart and a pen.

“This syllabus is not about being fancy.
It’s about being faithful.”

Let’s write what God puts on our hearts — with boldness, honesty, and joy.

✏️ Ready to begin? download the link!

Link: Download

Journal prompts for scribes (all ages): Download

7-Day Journaling Bible Study: “Stewardship: All of Me for His Glory”

 

🌿 7-Day Journaling Bible Study: “Stewardship: All of Me for His Glory”

By telle wild rose with R.I.S.E. with Yahweh Ministries

Theme verse:

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.” — Colossians 3:23 (NIV)

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Day 1 — The Heart of Stewardship: It All Belongs to God

Focus: Recognizing that everything—our time, energy, body, relationships, and resources—belongs to God.
Scripture: Psalm 24:1, Genesis 1:26-28, 1 Corinthians 4:2
Reflection Prompt:

• Where have I been living like the owner instead of the steward?
  
  

• What does surrender look like in my daily routine?
  Prayer Thought: “Lord, remind me that I’m managing Your gifts, not my own possessions.”
  🌼 Gratitude & Growth:
  
  

• One thing I’m thankful for today: ________
  
  

• One way I’ll grow in stewardship today: ________
  
  

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Day 2 — Stewarding Time: The Gift of Breath and Hours

Focus: Time as a sacred trust.
Scripture: Ephesians 5:15-16, Psalm 90:12
Reflection Prompt:

• What drains my time but doesn’t grow my soul?
  
  

• How can I give my time back to God intentionally this week?
  Practical Challenge: Plan one block of time this week solely for rest, prayer, or service.
  🌼 Gratitude & Growth:
  
  

• One moment I’m grateful for today: ________
  
  

• One change I’ll make in how I use time: ________
  
  

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Day 3 — Stewarding the Body: Temple Maintenance

Focus: Caring for the physical self as worship, not vanity.
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, Romans 12:1
Reflection Prompt:

• How do I speak about my body? Do I treat it as sacred space?
  
  

• What habit could I adjust to better honor God with my body?
  Affirmation: “My body is not an enemy; it’s an altar.”
  🌼 Gratitude & Growth:
  
  

• My body allows me to ________
  
  

• Today, I’ll honor God with my body by ________
  
  

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Day 4 — Stewarding Words: The Power of the Tongue

Focus: Using speech and silence as tools of grace.
Scripture: Proverbs 18:21, James 3:9-10, Ephesians 4:29
Reflection Prompt:

• Who needs encouragement or forgiveness from my words today?
  
  

• How might God use my voice to build up rather than break down?
  Creative Idea: Write a blessing or short prayer to speak over someone this week.
  🌼 Gratitude & Growth:
  
  

• Words that blessed me today: ________
  
  

• One way I’ll use my words to bring life: ________
  
  

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Day 5 — Stewarding Relationships: Love as a Sacred Trust

Focus: Treating others as gifts to care for, not projects to fix.
Scripture: John 13:34-35, Philippians 2:3-4
Reflection Prompt:

• Do I handle my relationships with humility and patience?
  
  

• Who has God placed on my heart to reconcile or reconnect with?
  Prayer Thought: “Teach me to love well, not just loud.”
  🌼 Gratitude & Growth:
  
  

• A person I’m grateful for today: ________
  
  

• A way I’ll show love more intentionally: ________
  
  

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Day 6 — Stewarding Gifts and Talents: Purpose on Assignment

Focus: Using spiritual gifts, creativity, and skills faithfully.
Scripture: Matthew 25:14-30, 1 Peter 4:10-11
Reflection Prompt:

• What has God put in my hands that I’ve been afraid to use?
  
  

• How can I start using my gifts to serve rather than hide?
  Activation: Do one thing today that activates your calling—create, mentor, write, serve.
  🌼 Gratitude & Growth:
  
  

• A gift I thank God for: ________
  
  

• A way I’ll use it for His glory today: ________
  
  

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Day 7 — Stewarding Rest and Renewal: Trusting God Enough to Pause

Focus: Sabbath as stewardship of the soul.
Scripture: Genesis 2:2-3, Matthew 11:28-30
Reflection Prompt:

• Where am I overworking out of fear instead of faith?
  
  

• What restores me spiritually, emotionally, and physically?
  Closing Prayer:
  “Lord, teach me to steward my whole life—my work, my words, my body, my rest—for Your glory and my good.”
  🌼 Gratitude & Growth:
  
  

• Something I’m grateful for in this week of study: ________
  
  

• A way I’ll continue to rest and trust God: ________
  
  

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✨ Weekly Stewardship Check-In

Take this moment to pause, review, and realign.

1. Heart Check:

• Which area of stewardship felt most alive this week?
  
  

• Which one still needs surrender?
  
  

2. Practical Reflection:

• How did I use my time, energy, and resources?
  
  

• Did I make space for rest and gratitude?
  
  

3. Fruit Check:

• What growth did I notice in myself?
  
  

• What fruit can I see in how I treated others?
  
  

4. Prayer for Alignment:
“Father, make me a faithful steward of every breath You lend me.
Let my time, body, words, and work sing one song—‘All of me belongs to You.’ Amen.”