I love to teach, and I have been a teacher in a variety of settings over the past 20+ years. I taught yoga to children and adults for over a decade, and since 2020, I have been regularly teaching God's Word.
One of my yoga students once said, "I think if Katie didn't teach, she'd explode!" I agree, and I believe teaching is a big part of God's call on my life. The majority of these lessons have been recorded for my church, and I hope to add more original content as I grow in ministry and my seminary journey.
I was invited to offer this sermon on Christmas Eve morning 2023 at Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Huntington, WV. The sermon passages were 2 Sam. 7:1-11,16 and Luke 1:26-38.
This sermon was presented at Baptist Temple, my childhood church in Huntington, WV. I was so nervous and excited for this opportunity to share in worship with them this way. The sermon passage was 1 Peter 1:1-12. Recorded on 9/10/23.
This was my very first sermon (grace, please) from September 2021--prior to starting seminary at Fuller. The passage was James 3. Recorded at Madison Avenue Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Huntington, WV.
Our Future, led by Katie Shull at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church on 7/30/23. Based on Matthew 14:13-21.
Our Future, led by Katie Shull at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church on 4/16/23. Based on John 20:19-31.
"Recipe for Happiness: The Beatitudes" Children's sermon at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church based on Matthew 5:1-12. Recorded on Jan. 29, 2023.
Children's sermon at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church based on Colossians 2:6-15. Recorded on July 17, 2022.
Children's sermon at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church based on Acts 5:27-32. Recorded on April 24, 2022.
During the pandemic, our church began offering Online Bible Studies in place of Sunday School. As we began to gather together, the demand for this weekly Bible study led by lay leaders encouraged us to continue. I have had opportunity to teach a good portion of these lessons, and it is always a blessing. They are listed below from most recent to oldest from 2020.
This week's online Bible study wraps up our unit on 1 Peter. Katie Shull leads us through a lesson based on 1 Peter 4:7-11; 5:5b-9.
This week, we continue our study of 1 Peter with a lesson in chapter 3 by Katie Shull. What is required for us to have an effective witness and how are we to answer when asked about the hope that is within us?
This Online Bible Study is from 1 Peter 2:13-25, led by Katie Shull. When stuck in a hard place, do you react or respond? Peter tells us how to endure hard things in today's passage.
This week begins our series in 1 Peter for the month of September 2023.
We continue our series on 1 Peter with a lesson from 1 Peter 1:1-12 by Katie Shull in which we are challenged to remember who we are and what we have received.
For this week's Online Bible Study with Katie Shull, we are discussing Paul's defense of Jesus's Resurrection to the Corinthian Christians in 1 Cor. 15.
For this week's Online Bible Study with Katie Shull, we are discussing Paul's defense of Jesus's Resurrection to the Corinthian Christians in 1 Cor. 15.
Our Palm Sunday Bible Study asked the question, "How do we welcome Jesus?"
As we continue our unit on Following Jesus, we look at a familiar story with Katie Shull. In Luke 18:18-30, we see the story of the rich young ruler and what is necessary for a wealthy person to enter the kingdom of God.
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Another week, another Online Bible Study! This week begins a new unit entitled, "Unwrapping Spiritual Gifts." Katie Shull leads our first lesson from 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 in which Paul challenges the church to value each gift equally.
Another week, another Online Bible Study! This week begins a new unit entitled, "Unwrapping Spiritual Gifts." Katie Shull leads our first lesson from 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 in which Paul challenges the church to value each gift equally.
We continue our Advent series on the Foremothers of Jesus with Ruth's story as told by Katie Shull and a call to ask how we can see the incarnation with fresh eyes through her story.
This week begins a new unit in our curriculum called, "Face to Face with Jesus." Each week, we will look at a face-to-face encounter Jesus has with an individual or a crowd. This week in our first lesson with Katie Shull based on John 3:1-17, we see Nicodemus coming to Jesus in the night, and failing to understand what Jesus has to tell him.
In the second lesson of our "Face to Face with Jesus" unit, Katie Shull guides us through a conversation between Jesus and a crowd in John 6:28-35, 41-51, about what truly satisfies.
As we prepare for Thanksgiving this week, Katie Shull leads our final lesson in the Lord of the Harvest unit based on Deuteronomy 26:1-11.
In week 3 of our Lord of the Harvest Unit, Katie Shull guides us through Malachi 3:10-12 and 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 as we look at what it means to live a generous life.
We continue our unit called "The Lord of the Harvest" today with a lesson based on Leviticus 26:3-6 and Philippians 4:10-19 with Katie Shull.
We conclude our series on the Sermon on the Mount with Katie Shull today by looking at Matthew 7:15-29. This passage helps us understand how we can recognize Jesus' true disciples, look reflectively on our own faith, and how living a life rooted in relationship with God can help us weather any storm.
We continue our study of the Sermon on the Mount with Katie Shull. This week's lesson comes from Matthew 7:1-14. In this passage we look at what restrictions Jesus imposes on his followers, and how adhering to them can lead to a life of freedom and abundance.
This week we continue our study of the Sermon on the Mount with a lesson on Matthew 6:1-18. Katie Shull guides us as we explore what Jesus had to say about what constitutes a healthy faith.
We continue our series on the Sermon on the Mount with a look at Matthew 5:21-26 and 43-48 with Katie Shull. In this lesson we look at how we can build healthy relationships with others.
The world tells us what it means to live a blessed life, and Jesus offers a countercultural meaning in his Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5:1-16. Katie Shull leads us in a lesson on the Beatitudes as we begin a five week series on the Sermon on the Mount.
In our final lesson in the unit through Mark, we look at the crucifixion of Jesus, including the things we'd rather not see. Katie Shull guides us through Mark 15:25-39, and challenges us to ask where Jesus is revealed in our own lives.
We continue our study through Mark this week with Katie Shull. In this lesson from Mark 8:27-38, we learn the cost of discipleship.
We continue our study of the Gospel of Mark this week with Katie Shull. In the lesson, "The Mission Expands" from Mark 6:1-13, we learn that the obstacles we face in pursuit of God's will are not always dead ends. Instead, these barriers can guide us to finding our place of service in the world.
In our final lesson in the unit, "Our Loving, Creating God," Katie Shull walks us through Revelation 4. This passage bookends Genesis in our study of creation throughout scripture, and the heavenly worship scene offers valuable lessons to help us understand what happens when true worship occurs.
Katie Shull leads our third week of the January series: "Our Loving, Creating God" with a lesson from Colossians 1:11-23, and she even takes us on a little field trip! In this passage, we listen as Paul asserts the full divinity, full humanity, and full supremacy of Christ.
Katie Shull leads our second week of the January series: Our Loving, Creating God with a lesson from Ephesians 2:1-10. In this passage, we look at what it means to be alive in Christ, and how that defines our purpose.
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Today begins Unit 1: Our Loving, Creating God led by Katie Shull. In this lesson, we will look at God our Creator, the grandeur of creation, and our assigned role in God's larger creative plan.
In the parable of the Persistent Widow found in Luke 18:1-8, Jesus gives an example of how a life of tenacious faith gives us hope for justice if we can follow the example of the persistent widow.
The parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin in Luke 15:1-10 invite us to examine our lives closely to understand the ways we become lost, what it is like to be found, and who belongs within the fold of Jesus' grace.
For our fourth installation of the Humor in the Bible series, we will explore the shift from doubt to delight made by Abraham and Sarah when the Lord told them they would finally have a son at their advanced ages. Katie Shull encourages us to reflect on how God's blessings have provoked joy and how God's improbable promises can be invitations to believe.
“Joy Comes in the Mourning” is the title of our 3rd installment of our Humor in the Bible series. Katie Shull invites us to explore how the psalmists in Psalm 30 and Psalm 126 found joy in their mourning through the rescue of an uplifting God, how the Lord faithfully turns our personal sorrows into Joy, and how we can use our joy to turn attention towards God. If someone were to look at your life, would they know that God is good? Here's a music playlist to help you connect further with the message of today's lesson: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1FN...
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