The Bible Made Real With Kathy
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The Bible Made Real with Kathy Abraham
Where Scripture transforms your everyday life.
If you’ve ever felt intimidated by the Bible, unsure how to study it, or wondered how God’s Word actually speaks into the real struggles you face—this podcast is for you.
Each week, Christian Bible teacher, author, and mentor Kathy Abraham opens Scripture with clarity, depth, and practical wisdom, helping women move from confusion to confidence in God’s Word. Drawing from her background in theology, health, and science—and from her own journey of faith, growth, and transformation—Kathy shows how Scripture speaks powerfully into real life: anxiety, identity, purpose, relationships, spiritual habits, and emotional health.
This podcast is for women who crave depth but often feel overwhelmed. Here, the Bible becomes clear, personal, and life-giving—right where you are.
Listeners can expect
Clear, Scripture-centered teaching
Practical application for everyday life
Spiritual practices that lead to lasting transformation
Encouragement to walk confidently in your God-given identity
Tools for sustainable spiritual growth
Whether you’re seeking peace in chaos, longing for deeper spiritual rhythms, navigating emotions, or learning how to study the Bible for yourself, The Bible Made Real will help you experience God’s Word as relevant, transformative, and alive.
If you’re ready to grow spiritually, think biblically, and live with purpose—
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Come discover how powerful, relevant, and life-giving the Bible truly is—and how it can transform your life from the inside out.
The Bible Made Real With Kathy
What it Means to be a Godly Woman
What does it really mean to be a godly woman?
In this episode of Bible Made Real, Kathy Abraham reframes godliness—not as performance, productivity, or perfection, but as formation. Drawing from Scripture and the life of Mary of Bethany, Kathy shows that godliness is not about what we do for God, but about who we are becoming through proximity to Jesus.
Through a deep look at Luke 10, John 11, and John 12, this episode reveals why intimacy with Christ is the foundation of a godly life, why busyness can quietly replace devotion, and how choosing “the better portion” leads to lasting fruit that cannot be taken away.
This teaching is an invitation to step out of striving and into abiding—and to rediscover what it means to live as a woman formed by Christ Himself.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
- Why godliness is about formation, not performance
- What Scripture teaches about being a godly woman
- How Christ is formed in us through proximity and discipleship
- Why Mary of Bethany is a biblical model of godliness
- The difference between productivity and intimacy
- How busyness can replace closeness with God
- Why choosing Jesus’ presence is always the “better portion”
- How identity in Christ must come before output
- What bold devotion looks like in everyday life
Key Scriptures Referenced
- Luke 10:38–42
- John 11
- John 12:1–8
- 2 Corinthians 3:18
- Galatians 4:19
- Romans 12:2
- Psalm 1
- Proverbs 31
Reflection Questions:
- Where has busyness replaced intimacy with God in my life?
- Who or what is discipling me right now?
- Am I choosing what is good—or what is better?
Encouragement:
God is not calling women into anxiety, performance, or spiritual striving. He is calling us into abiding. When intimacy comes first, fruitfulness follows naturally. The invitation remains the same today as it was for Mary: Come, sit at My feet.
Connect & Resources
- Visit kathyabraham.com for free Bible resources and devotionals
- Follow on Instagram & TikTok: @KathyAbidingLight
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