Lies Women Believe by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth
Week 2: Chapter 1 — Lies Women Believe About God
Read Chapter 1 of Lies Women Believe. Key Scripture: Psalm 103:8–14; Romans 8:28–32; Lamentations 3:22–23.
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What we believe about God is the most important thing about us—and the most frequently distorted. These questions invite you to examine the portrait of God you actually carry in your heart, not just the one you say you believe.
Discussion Questions
8 questions1.Nancy identifies several specific lies women believe about God, such as: 'God is not really good,' 'God doesn't love me,' 'God is just like my father,' and 'God is not enough.' Which of these surprised you most as a lie that Christian women actually believe? Which hit closest to home?
2.The author argues that a distorted view of God is at the root of virtually every other lie we believe. Why does our theology—our actual, felt sense of who God is—have such downstream effects on our emotions, choices, and relationships?
3.Nancy addresses the lie 'God is just like my father.' How can a painful or absent earthly father skew a woman's perception of her heavenly Father, and what does Scripture actually reveal about God's fatherhood that corrects that distortion?
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