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Priscilla Shirer has something to say to every Christian woman who doesn't know what to do when her son comes home and tells her he's g*y. The daughter of Tony Evans — one of the most respected pastors in modern American history. Who graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary with a Master's in Biblical Studies. Who built Going Beyond Ministries from the ground up — reaching millions of women across every denomination, every background, every season of life. Who has written more than two dozen books and Bible studies, including New York Times bestsellers, and whose voice has been carried into more living rooms, small groups, and kitchen tables than almost any woman alive. Who gave her entire life to one thing — helping Christian women go from reading God's Word to actually being changed by it. And she kept coming back to the same warning. Over and over. She said it plainly. "Reading is totally different than studying. So many people look at it as an obligation — I have to read the Word today. But reading and actually understanding what you're reading are two completely different things." Read that again. Reading it. And actually understanding it. Two completely different things. I'm a woman who goes to church every Sunday. Who has a Bible on her nightstand. Who has started a reading plan in January more times than she can count. Who checks the box, says the prayers, sings the songs — and goes home feeling like she did something. That woman — that's me. And one evening, that woman's son sat her down at the kitchen table and told her he was gay. I froze. Not for a second. For the entire conversation. Because for the first time in my life, someone I loved needed me to know what God actually says — and I realized I had no idea. I didn't know what to say. Not because I didn't love my son. Not because I didn't love God. But because twenty years of reading words that never truly got inside me had left me completely empty when the moment that counted finally arrived. I didn't know the Prodigal Son — not really. Not the way a woman who understood her Bible would have known it. Not as the clearest picture in all of Scripture of what God actually looks like when someone he loves walks somewhere he didn't plan. A father who doesn't wait at the door. Who runs. Who sees him coming from a long way off and goes. I didn't know what Jesus actually did when he sat down with the people the rest of the world had already decided were too far gone. I didn't know Romans. I didn't know John. I didn't know what speaking the truth in love actually looks like in the pages I had been scanning my whole life. So I reacted out of fear instead of faith. Out of panic instead of the Word. Priscilla Shirer watched this happen to millions of women. Women who went to church every Sunday, opened their Bibles, read their chapters — and still walked into the hardest moments of their lives completely unprepared. Not because they didn't care. Not because they didn't try. But because nobody ever gave them the context to understand what they were actually reading. She said it herself. "You cannot have a strong, vibrant, victorious Christian life if you don't know what the Word of God says." I used to think that was about spiritual warfare in the abstract. Now I know it's about a Tuesday evening at the kitchen table. When your son is sitting across from you. When he needs his mother to know her God well enough to stay in the room without panicking and without pretending. The problem isn't that Christian women don't care about their Bibles. The problem is that nobody ever gave them the context to actually understand what they were reading. The Bible isn't one book. It's 66 — written by 40 different people across 1,500 years, in different languages, to different people, facing situations nothing like yours. Without someone explaining who wrote it, when, why, and how it all connects — the most powerful thing God ever put in your hands is sitting on your nightstand doing nothing. That's when I found something that changed everything. A 52-week guided study that walks you through the entire Bible, one theme at a time, from Genesis to Revelation. Before you read anything each week, it gives you a short explanation of exactly what you're getting into. Who wrote it. When. Why. What was happening in the world at the time. And how every single page connects to the story of a God who never stopped running toward the people he loves. HERE'S WHAT I LEARNED: Luke 15 (The Prodigal Son): Not as something you vaguely remember from a sermon years ago, but as the sharpest picture in all of Scripture of what God actually looks like when someone he loves walks somewhere he didn't plan. The Gospels: Who Jesus sat with, ate with, and stayed with when the rest of the world had already written those people off — and what that means for the son sitting across from you tonight. Romans: What love and truth living in the same sentence actually looks like. And why one without the other isn't Christianity — it's just fear with a Bible verse attached. For the first time in my life, I read my Bible and understood what I was reading. For the first time, the words stopped sitting on the surface and started getting inside me. I'd open it in the morning and not want to close it. I'd read something and carry it through the whole day. Verses I'd read dozens of times suddenly meant something completely different — because I finally had the context for what God was actually saying. And when I sat down with my son again — this time, I had something to stand on. I didn't kick him out. I didn't pretend nothing had happened. I didn't panic. I told him what the father in Luke 15 did — I stayed at the table. I told him I loved him. I told him what I believed. And I told him that none of it — not one word of it — changed the fact that he is my son and I am his mother. That conversation only happened because I finally knew my Bible well enough to have it. HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: ⭐ Over 25,000 women have finished this study. Women who started in January and made it to December for the first time in their lives. ⭐ Over 6,000 five-star reviews from women who needed the Word to hold them when the kitchen table got hard. Right now it's 62% off — and every order comes with a free pen pack and a 60-day money-back guarantee. Don't spend another year reading words that never go deep enough to hold you when it actually matters. Don't spend another year being the woman who calls herself a Christian — and freezes the moment her Bible is the only thing that can help. This is what Priscilla Shirer spent her entire life pointing women toward. 👇 Tap below and grab yours before they sell out. P.S. The 62% off won't last. Don't sit on it.