Nancy Guthrie: Bible Teacher, Author and Workshop Leader
Introduction
Nancy Guthrie is a recognised author, Bible teacher and conference speaker whose work intersects biblical theology, pastoral care and Christian education. Her ministry is relevant to church leaders, teachers and those seeking resources for grief and teaching the Bible. Guthrie’s public ministry, which includes teaching at her home church and offering targeted workshops, addresses both theological formation and pastoral needs.
Main details
Background and ministry
Guthrie holds a Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS) from Reformed Theological Seminary and teaches the Bible at Cornerstone Presbyterian Church in Franklin, Tennessee. She is active in conference speaking and writing, and is known for bringing biblical theology into practical teaching contexts for women and congregations.
Respite Retreats and pastoral care
Guthrie is a co‑founder of Respite Retreats for the bereaved, an initiative noted in her public descriptions. These retreats reflect a pastoral emphasis in her work—supporting those who are grieving and offering structured times of spiritual refreshment and care.
Workshops, tutorials and resources
On her website Guthrie promotes a range of teaching resources and training. Offerings listed include a “Theology Workshop for Women” presented as 90‑minute sessions, training titled “Delivering a Bible Talk” aimed at helping teachers prepare and present Scripture, and several tutorials such as “Will Feast in the House of Zion” (on feasting, hospitality and the nations) and “Does His Best Work with Empty” (on emptiness, fruitfulness and water). She also offers a tutorial described as “For the Promised Land” focusing on themes of land, exile/exodus and clean/unclean. The site includes sections for books and video, media, and a collection of “Saved resources.”
Public presence and communications
Guthrie maintains a public profile that includes an Instagram account (@nancyguthrienashville) and an occasional newsletter. The newsletter shares information about workshops, speaking events and new releases, and readers can subscribe through her website.
Conclusion
Nancy Guthrie’s work combines scholarly theological training with practical teaching and pastoral initiatives. For readers and church leaders, her workshops, retreats and resources offer structured help for teaching the Bible and supporting those in grief. As she continues to publish and speak, Guthrie’s materials remain a resource for those seeking biblically grounded teaching and pastoral care.