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Questions that test how your faith is shaping what you believe and do.
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WhatGodDoeth is a Christian publisher creating books, study guides, games and music for readers, players and listeners of every age.
Kaline Remillard
Seven novellas told by the overlooked women of Scripture, from palace rooftops to desert thrones.
Dinah
Potiphar’s Wife
Zipporah
Rahab
Ruth
Bathsheba
Queen of Sheba
Study guides
Chapter summaries, analysis and discussion questions for individuals, small groups and classes.
Follow Michael S. Heiser’s case for the supernatural worldview the biblical writers assumed, text by text, from Psalm 82 to the renewed Eden.
All-access $15/month or $75/year, every guideSingle guides on Kindle and paperback
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Michael S. Heiser
The supernatural worldview the biblical writers took for granted.
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We’re developing games for players of every age, to play at home, with friends or with a group. They’ll arrive on the App Store and Google Play.
We’re recording music for listeners of every age. When it’s out, you’ll be able to stream it and buy it.
About us
Our name comes from Ecclesiastes 3:14: “I know that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever.”
It also echoes a moment in the history of communication. In 1844, the first official message Samuel Morse sent over his telegraph was “What hath God wrought,” from Numbers 23:23. With a few taps across a wire, words traveled farther and faster than they ever had before.
Those two verses capture what we hope to do: make things worth keeping and worth sending.
WhatGodDoeth is a Christian publisher. We make books and study guides, with games and music on the way, that help people read Scripture closely, think carefully about what they believe, and carry good ideas beyond the page. Whether through words, images, sound or play, we want everything we make to point back to what God has done, and invite people to look closer.
“I know that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever: nothing can be put to it, nor any thing taken from it.”
Questions about a book or a study guide? Email us at publisher@whatgoddoeth.org. We’re a small team, so please allow a few days for a reply.