The Gifts of Christ

The Gifts of Christ by Dorothy Davis is a thoughtful and biblically grounded Bible study that invites women to reflect on the riches they have received through Jesus. Designed with clarity and warmth, this 13-lesson study unpacks the spiritual blessings given to every believer—from forgiveness and righteousness to hope, peace, and purpose. With a strong emphasis on understanding and applying the Word, Davis leads participants through key Scriptures that celebrate the grace of Christ and the transformation that comes from walking with Him.

Whether used in a group setting or for personal devotions, each lesson offers rich teaching, thought-provoking questions, and space for reflection. Davis writes with clarity and encouragement, making it accessible for new believers while still offering depth for those more seasoned in the faith. The structure is ideal for women’s Bible studies, Sunday school classes, or personal growth, with content designed to stir both heart and mind.

This study is a wonderful resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of what it means to live in the fullness of Christ’s gifts. Leaders will appreciate the built-in guidance, and participants will walk away with a renewed sense of gratitude for God’s generosity and a clearer picture of what it means to be in Christ. If your group is looking for a study that celebrates Jesus and strengthens spiritual identity, The Gifts of Christ is a beautifully focused journey worth taking.

Brian Cederquist

Brian Cederquist has the privilege to serve Christ as the Lead Pastor at Good News Baptist Church in Grand Rapids, MI. He holds degrees from Faith Baptist Bible Seminary (MDiv) and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (DMin) and is a certified Biblical Counselor (ACBC).

Brian serves on several boards both locally and nationally including Regular Baptist Ministries (GARBC) and Lincoln Lake Camp. Brian and his wife Jenni have three kids.

https://briancederquist.com
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