Peter and the Keys
ELIZABETH INRIG | Women’s Ministries at Redeemer Fellowship, Loma Linda, California “Jesus appointed Peter to oversee His establishment of the church so there would be no doubt about His including […]
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Author: Elizabeth Inrig
Elizabeth Inrig teaches Women of the Word at Redeemer Fellowship where her husband is the lead pastor. She holds a MABS degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and a D.Min. from Trinity International University. She formerly was an adjunct professor and director of the Women's Ministry Program at Talbot Seminary. She and Gary have three children and eight grandchildren.
In Hermeneutics, Even Little Words Matter
[ELIZABETH INRIG] Our youngest daughter Heather always wanted her hair long. It was blonde with a slight curl, and it wasn’t hard to manage—until it was time to wash it! […]
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Reviewing Bible Knowledge: A Schematic Map for Words
ELIZABETH INRIG In 1963, after my first year at the University of British Columbia, I transferred to the Department of Education to become a teacher—something I’d always hoped to do. […]
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Lips that Honor God
ELIZABETH INRIG REPUBLISHED FROM JULY/AUGUST 2007 PROCLAMATION! MAGAZINE Each year our church hosts a Day Camp for primary and middle school children. This year I taught a class called “Life […]
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God Wrote Us a Letter We Can Understand!
ELIZABETH INRIG Tonight 2021 will pass into eternity, and 2022 will arrive. Today, New Year’s Eve, many of us will look back and ponder the events of the year, recalling […]
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Observing Scripture Using Five Categories
ELIZABETH INRIG In the past few articles, we have emphasized the importance of knowing God’s Word—not only to fill our heads but to fill our hearts as well. In His […]
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First Steps of Bible Basics—Getting the Big Picture Right!
Elizabeth Inrig I. Spiritual first steps start with observing God’s word. In a similar way parents teach their children first steps in many areas of life, God has done […]
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The Science of Interpreting Scripture
Elizabeth Inrig I grew up in a godly Evangelical Christian home in Vancouver, B.C. Among my earliest memories as an eight year old girl was catching my first and […]
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