Untangling Faith: Reclaiming Hope in the Questions Jesus Asked Participant Workbook

Join Amberly Neese to untangle questions and reclaim faith. This six-week Bible study workbook delves into the profound questions Jesus asked in the gospels and those we silently ponder in our hearts. Through engaging storytelling drawn from her own life, Neese leads readers through scripture, encouraging them to wrestle with these questions, ultimately emerging with a stronger, deeper faith.

Explore key themes over six weeks:

• Week 1: Can I Trust God?
• Week 2: How Can I Grow in My Faith?
• Week 3: Why Should I Pray?
• Week 4: What Must I Do to Be Healed?
• Week 5: What is God’s Plan for Us?
• Week 6: What Does It Mean to Follow God?

This six-session workbook is intended to be used with the DVD video sessions (sold separately).

Amberly Neese is a speaker, humorist, and encourager with a passion for “GRINspiring” others. As a featured speaker for the Aspire Women’s Events and the main host/comedienne for Marriage Date Night, two popular Christian events that tour nationally, she enjoys touching the hearts and minds and funny bones of people all over the country. The Bible says that laughter is good medicine, and she has found it’s also like glue—helping the truths of God’s Word to “stick.” Amberly loves to remind women of the power and hope found in Scripture. Through a flair for storytelling and a love for Jesus, she candidly opens up her story alongside God’s Word to encourage others in their walk with Him.

With a master’s degree from Biola University, Amberly serves as an adjunct professor at Grand Canyon University and the Master Connector for Inspiring Growth, an organization developed to equip and encourage growth in leaders and businesses. She is the author of two Bible studies, Common Ground and The Belonging Project, and one devotional, The Friendship Initiative. She and her husband, Scott, have two teenagers and live in Prescott, Arizona, where they enjoy the great outdoors, the Food Network, and all things Star Wars.