Every Woman a Theologian by Phylicia Masonheimer
Week 11: Review & Reflection
Review your notes, journal entries, and underlined passages from the entire book. Key passage: Philippians 1:9–11.
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This final week is an invitation to step back from the individual doctrines and see the whole — to notice how your thinking has shifted, what has taken root, and where you're being called to live differently.
Discussion Questions
8 questions1.At the beginning of this study, you wrote down the one theological question you most hoped this book would help you think through. Return to that question now. Has it been answered, reframed, or deepened? What do you now know that you didn't before?
2.Which chapter or theological category was most impactful for you — theology proper, bibliology, anthropology, soteriology, sanctification, pneumatology, ecclesiology, eschatology, or cultural engagement — and why? What specifically shifted in your thinking?
3.Masonheimer's central argument is that you are already a theologian, and the only question is whether your theology is formed by Scripture or by something else. Looking back over the course of this study, where did you discover that culture, experience, or emotion had shaped your beliefs more than you realized? What does Scripture say instead?