Course 1 – Using Discernment as a Biblical Woman

Module 1 – Why Discernment Matters

Understanding who God made you to be.

  • What Biblical discernment is
  • Why Wisdom is commanded
  • The difference between judging actions and condemning people

Module 2 – The context of worldly manipulations

Exploring the lies used by the world to stop you from exercising discernment.

  • Who said it?
  • To whom?
  • Why?
  • What happened before and after?
  • Comparing this with other passages about righteous judgment.

Module 3 – Jesus’ Own Example

How we as women can look to Jesus to walk stronger in this world.

  • Why Jesus sometimes withdrew
  • Why He did not entrust Himself to everyone
  • When He confronted people directly
  • When He remained silent

Module 4 – Wolves, False Teachers and Fruit

Understanding what drives the behaviors of predatory people.

  • Recognising character over words
  • Patterns versus isolated mistakes
  • Practical warning signs

Module 5 – What Biblical Love Actually Is

Recognising healthy relationships.

  • Love versus enabling
  • Love versus people pleasing
  • Truth spoken in love
  • Forgiveness versus reconciliation
  • Healthy boundaries

Module 6 – The World’s Language for God’s Wisdom
What secular concepts are now arising and comparing them to scripture:

  • Critical thinking
  • Cognitive biases
  • Manipulation tactics
  • Healthy boundaries
  • Attachment theory (where appropriate)
  • Assertiveness
  • Risk assessment

Ensuring you are able to communicate your wisdom in secular environments.

Module 7 – Everyday Discernment

Approaching these areas with new eyes, helping you identify areas practical growth:

  • Relationships
  • Dating
  • Marriage
  • Church
  • Friendships
  • Social media
  • Work
  • Finances

Module 8 – Forming Wise Habits

The foundation that will hold each step of your renewed walk.

  • Daily Scripture
  • Prayer
  • Journalling
  • Reflection questions
  • Memory verses
  • Weekly review

2 Corinthians 5:17 – “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”

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