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OUR BIBLE sTUDIES.

To give women a voice through their writing, spoken word, and into their communities. We are here to serve churches that cannot afford a women’s minster or even a women’s ministry. We are here for churches with those perks and still need a retreat speaker or workshop facilitator. We love to laugh, we love to learn, and we love to teach other women about who their Creator and Savior is.

Welcome to Behold!

The word “Behold” is disappearing from our Bible translations. And that’s a shame because the word “Behold” in Hebrew means to “PAY ATTENTION! THIS IS IMPORTANT!” No joke. We believe that just like our Bibles with over 1000 Behold Moments where God is changing the timeline, we also have Behold Moments in our lives. Although a prophet may not be declaring, “Behold!” Our God is trying to shake us awake to pay attention through a Bible verse, a child’s question, or the beauty of a sunset.

-Meg Elizabeth Brown

behold.

  • Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.

    Isaiah 43:19

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Testimonials

  • "I really enjoyed what Meg had to share and found it all very valuable. "

    Funny thing is, I didn’t want to go (mostly because I didn't want to be around a lot of people). But, I knew that when I don’t want to do something, that’s when I am really supposed to go. So I made myself go. I’m glad I went. It was a very good experience and a great class. Lots of good things came from Meg’s class, including one last push to get my Master’s Degree in Christian Counseling!

    Terri Orton, Mason City, Iowa

  • "I encourage you to attend Meg’s discipleship training and let the Holy Spirit guide you to a new level."

    I attended the 3 Discipleship Training for Women sessions by Meg Elizabeth Brown at our church. Meg has so much knowledge about the Word of the Lord! She led us on a journey of learning who we are in Christ based on scripture. She brought biblical words and their Hebrew meaning to life, which gave a perspective that challenged me in a good way to be the woman the Lord has called me to be. She talked about my identity in different seasons of life and concluded with directions on how to disciple women. She made the process simple, but I realize that does not mean easy.

    When I invest in others, it will be messy at times, but when I am doing what the Lord asks me to do, he gives me all I need, and the results are up to God.

    Finally, I appreciated that all the information was in a booklet for me to take home so I can continue to review and digest the content. I encourage you to attend Meg’s discipleship training and let the Holy Spirit guide you to a new level.

    Carol Schmidt, Mason City, Iowa